July 2020 Archives

McCallie won’t return as Duke’s women’s basketball coach

July 2, 2020 The Associated Press

Joanne P. McCallie won’t return for a 14th season as Duke’s women’s basketball coach. McCallie announced her departure in a 6-minute video posted Thursday on the program’s Twitter account. She said she was “choosing to […]

Preparation underway for Trump visit to Mount Rushmore

July 2, 2020 Stephen Groves, Associated Press

SIOUX FALLS, S.D. — President Donald Trump will speak at the Mount Rushmore national memorial before the first fireworks show there in several years. Friday night’s event, with 7,500 tickets issued, will feature a patriotic […]

Gov. Roy Cooper vetoes eight bills including reopening, emergency powers, and Second Amendment

July 2, 2020 North State Journal Staff

RALEIGH – Gov. Roy Cooper vetoed eight bills on Thursday, increasing his total to 52 since taking office in 2017. Cooper vetoed Senate Bill 599 and House Bills 806, 258, and 686, which dealt with […]

Analysts: Fire at Iran nuclear site hit centrifuge facility

July 2, 2020 Jon Gambrell, Associated Press

DUBAI, United Arab Emirates — A fire and an explosion struck a centrifuge production plant above Iran’s underground Natanz nuclear enrichment facility early Thursday, analysts said, one of the most-tightly guarded sites in all of […]

Jeffrey Epstein associate Ghislaine Maxwell arrested

July 2, 2020 Jim Mustian and Larry Neumeister, Associated Press

British socialite Ghislaine Maxwell was arrested by the FBI on Thursday on charges she helped procure underage sex partners for financier Jeffrey Epstein. An indictment made public Thursday said Maxwell, who lived for years with […]

N.C. Rep. Farmer-Butterfield is Cooper’s choice for board

July 2, 2020 The Associated Press

RALEIGH — Longtime North Carolina state Rep. Jean Farmer-Butterfield has been nominated by Gov. Roy Cooper to join a state panel that reviews unemployment benefit appeals. Farmer-Butterfield, a Wilson County Democrat who joined the General […]

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Drive-up US citizenship eases backlog, but new threat looms

July 2, 2020 The Associated Press

DETROIT — A 60-year-old U.K. citizen drove into a Detroit parking garage on a recent afternoon, lowered the window of her SUV to swear an oath, and left as a newly minted American. It took […]

Month: July 2020

McCallie won’t return as Duke’s women’s basketball coach

Preparation underway for Trump visit to Mount Rushmore

Gov. Roy Cooper vetoes eight bills including reopening, emergency powers, and Second Amendment

Analysts: Fire at Iran nuclear site hit centrifuge facility

Jeffrey Epstein associate Ghislaine Maxwell arrested

N.C. Rep. Farmer-Butterfield is Cooper’s choice for board

2020 Genesis G70: For solitude and sport, the G70 has it all

100 in 100: Richmond County’s Mike Quick, Pro Bowl receiver

Drive-up US citizenship eases backlog, but new threat looms

Users should update passwords and enable two-factor authentication
Canvas breach strikes NC

Users should update passwords and enable two-factor authentication