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Mamdani video backs squatters' rights
24+ min ago (172+ words) Ira Stoll writes for the Washington Free Beacon about another bad idea from New York City’s socialist mayor. A new 13-minute video released by New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani backs the idea that property should be controlled by people…...
Affluent liberals, not average voters, support socialism
21+ min ago (176+ words) Brianna Lyman of the Federalist highlights a lesson from this week’s US Senate election in Michigan. Socialist Abdul El-Sayed narrowly defeated Rep. Haley Stevens by roughly a point with nearly all votes counted in Michigan’s Democrat primary for U.S....
Michigan Senate race exposes polling problems
30+ min ago (205+ words) Dan McLaughlin writes at National Review Online that polling errors in Michigan’s Democratic US Senate primary don’t appear to be random. Stevens bested El-Sayed in the state’s more rural, working-class counties, as well as among black voters in inner-city Detroit....
Cambridge can blame itself for latest scandal
27+ min ago (182+ words) Editors at National Review Online explain why one of the world’s most famous universities is responsible for a recent scandal. Jason Arday is now Cambridge University’s youngest former black professor. The media and academic sensation made a name for himself…...
Convention center vision moves ahead in downtown Fayetteville
20+ hour, 53+ min ago (452+ words) The Fayetteville City Council unanimously voted to conduct a downtown convention center feasibility study during a work session Aug. 3. Council took the vote after city staff presented findings from a pre-feasibility study, a study that was requested by Mayor Mitch…...
Miss North Carolina USA loses crown after organizer condemns 'racism, homophobia, transphobia"
1+ day, 2+ hour ago (479+ words) Miss North Carolina USA was stripped of her crown weeks before the Miss USA pageant after organizers cited an extended pattern of conduct violating the organization's standards. Miss USA Chairman Thom Brodeur did not specify what conduct prompted the decision…...
Salem Summer Concert Series to feature New Wave Nation
17+ hour ago (64+ words) This Sunday’s free concert at Waterworth Memorial Park in Salem will feature New Wave Nation. The band, which was founded in 1998, is dedicated to recreating the iconic music of the 1980s. New Wave Nation will take crowd members back in time…...
Teacher killed, students wounded in school shooting in Thailand, officials say
19+ min ago (309+ words) At least one teacher was killed and several others wounded by a student who opened fire at a school in Thailand on Friday, Reuters reported authorities as saying. Preliminary reports indicated two people had been killed and 15 were wounded, one…...
Panting down the dog days of summer in Wilmington - AOL
21+ hour, 23+ min ago (330+ words) It looks like wet weather is bringing the Wilmington area some -- and "some" is doing a lot of work here -- cooler temperatures. Hello again, this is Owen Hassell in place of John Staton for this week's edition of the Port…...
Sun returns to Fayetteville as rain ends, summer heat ramps up - AOL
21+ hour, 56+ min ago (527+ words) For the first time this month, the Cape Fear region woke up to sunny skies. Days of rainfall have rejuvenated yards, eased water restrictions and brought clouds of mosquitoes to the region. Now we can look forward to a stretch…...