Duke experts caution against loosening FDA regulations
By Abigail Xie and Caroline Brockett | March 20, 2017President Donald Trump has made cutting back on Food and Drug Administration regulations a priority, but what are the potential costs?
President Donald Trump has made cutting back on Food and Drug Administration regulations a priority, but what are the potential costs?
Kestrel Heights, a Durham charter school, must close its high school at the end of the school year, the State Board of Education decided—but the school is appealing the order.
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In the early 1960s, the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee organized youth across the South in the fight for desegregation. On Saturday night at North Carolina Central University, six veterans of the movement came together in Durham to recount their how they became got involved with the movement.
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Looking to work in the federal government this summer? It's unclear whether that's still an option.
North Carolina Rep. David Price appeared sympathetic but powerless to help as he heard stories from refugee families at Smith Warehouse Monday afternoon.