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A social media ban for under-16s passes the Australian Senate and will soon be a world-first law
A social media ban for children under 16 passed the Australian Senate Thursday and will soon become a world-first law.
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State legislature to return in early December for final action of the year
The North Carolina General Assembly will return in the first two weeks of December for its final actions of 2024 when ...
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Gastonian police canine named ‘Hero Dog’ of the year
Bo, a bloodhound with the Gastonia Police Department K-9 Unit, has been awarded the Americana Humane Society’s 14th annual ...
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Another massive Russian missile and drone attack targets Ukraine's energy infrastructure
Russia conducted a “massive” attack against Ukraine’s energy infrastructure on Thursday, firing nearly 200 missiles and ...
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Carteret Commissioners approve guidelines for new county property reappraisal
The Carteret County Board of Commissioners took the next step required in the county’s ongoing property value reappraisal ...
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Software company 21CS relocates headquarters to Morehead City
Today, Gov. Roy Cooper announced that 21st Century Software Technologies, Inc. (21CS), a global software development company, ...
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The Australian Senate debates the world's first social media ban for children under 16
The Australian Senate was debating a ban on children younger than 16 years old from social media Thursday after the House of ...