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Stein announces creation of AI Council, other initiatives at press conference

Gov. Josh Stein and other state officials held a press conference Tuesday afternoon, deemed an “NC Strong Update,” to give an overview of initiatives that the governor’s office and other state agencies are implementing in areas including AI, the biotech industry, public education, and disaster preparedness.

Theresa Opeka

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Thom Tillis and the road to 2026

As North Carolina’s senior senator, Thom Tillis finds himself in a complicated position ahead of his 2026 re-election campaign. While he has demonstrated political resilience in his past races, he again faces growing scrutiny from within his own party, a potential Democratic challenger with deep fundraising capabilities, and the ever-present influence of President Donald Trump in Republican primaries.

Donna King
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Green edges out Morrow to lead North Carolina’s public education system

In one of the most closely watched statewide races of the night in North Carolina, Democrat Mo Green has emerged victorious over Republican Michele Morrow in the race for NC’s state superintendent of public instruction, according to unofficial results from the NC State Board of Election. With all precincts reporting and Green leading by approximately...

David N. Bass
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Green responds to opponent Morrow’s accusation that he covered up beating of school student

Republican candidate for North Carolina’s superintendent of public instruction Michelle Morrow is accusing her opponent, Democrat Mo Green, of covering up the beating of a student when he was superintendent of Guilford County Schools.

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September 2024 – Harris, Trump Race Tighter Than Ever in North Carolina

RALEIGH – The presidential race is tighter than ever in North Carolina. In the first Carolina Journal Poll following the presidential debate between former President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris (entering the field just hours after the second assassination attempt), Trump’s lead has shrunk to 0.3 points – well within the poll’s ±3.99%...

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Teacher’s union tries to prevent Morrow from using apple image in campaign

The North Carolina Association of Educators (NCAE) has sent a letter to the campaign of Michele Morrow, Republican candidate for Superintendent of Public Instruction, demanding they cease use of an image of an apple in campaign materials, citing trademark infringement. “Please be advised that this use of the apple and phrases referencing education in your...

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