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Authorities raid NC State’s Sigma Nu house during homecoming weekend

An Oct. 15 document circulating on social media and obtained by Carolina Journal contains an anonymous report that says a complaint was filed with the university earlier this month alleging physical abuse, forced consumption of alcohol and other substances, and injuries requiring hospital treatment.

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How Pharmaceutical Tariffs Could Hurt Patients

Could pharmaceutical tariffs put future medical treatments and cures at risk? North Carolina life sciences leader Laura Gunter explains how tariff uncertainty could affect drug development, medical innovation, and patients. As part of a four-part investigative series (see parts one, two, and three) examining the impact of tariffs on North Carolina businesses, the John Locke...

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The REAL Cost of Tariffs for North Carolina Farmers

How are tariffs affecting North Carolina farmers? The Sharp family explains how lost export markets, rising costs, and supply-chain disruptions are putting pressure on their multigenerational farm. This video is part of a four-part investigative series (see parts one, two, and four).

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September 2026 — Roy Cooper’s lead grows to 15 points in NC Senate race

RALEIGH — With just a month and a half left until Election Day, Democratic former Gov. Roy Cooper has grown his lead in the US Senate race to 15.1 points over former Republican National Committee Chairman Michael Whatley. A plurality of 49.2% of likely North Carolina voters intend to vote for Cooper, according to the...

August 2026 — Cooper’s lead over Whatley grows to 12.5 points

RALEIGH — Democrat Roy Cooper now holds a 12.5-point lead over Republican Michael Whatley in the race for North Carolina’s open US Senate seat, according to the latest Carolina Journal Poll of 600 likely general election voters. Support for Cooper, a former two-term governor, now stands at 51.5%, according to the poll conducted Aug. 9-10...

May 2026 — Cooper’s lead over Whatley in Senate race widens

RALEIGH — Former Governor Roy Cooper has expanded his lead in the race for North Carolina’s US Senate seat. The latest Carolina Journal Poll found that 49.8% of likely North Carolina voters support Cooper, while 38.7% support former Republican National Committee Chairman Michael Whatley. These results indicate an 11.1-point lead for Cooper — a noteworthy...

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