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‘He wants help’: Why some people in Mecklenburg County sleep outside instead of in shelters – Knowhere News

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More individuals are sleeping outside today than at any other time since 2010, according to a Mecklenburg County report. WFAE examines why homelessness is still a major problem and why some individuals choose to sleep on the streets rather than entering shelters in the first of a two-part series. Uptown construction workers were pounding hammers on a weekday morning near the First United Methodist Church on North Tryon Street. Brian Gatewood, we…Charlotte, North Carolina · Charlotte Read Article

Public media federal funding cuts a ‘surmountable challenge’ for CT Public, CEO says – Knowhere News

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A Trump administration plan to reclaim $1.1 billion in federal funding already given to local public media stations was recently authorized by Congress. Connecticut Public, one of the nation’s public media stations, stands to lose almost $2 million a year as a result of the decision. Mark Contreras, the CEO and president of Connecticut Public, stated that although the organization is not in immediate danger, the decision poses a significant chal…United States · United States See the Story

How China came to rule the world of rare earth elements – Knowhere News

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On the suburbs of Frankfurt, Germany, investment manager Louis O’Connor protects his company’s most valuable assets in a vault deep below during World War II. The hidden treasure? elements of rare earth. “There is armed security and 3 1/2-meter walls and doors,” adds O’Connor, CEO of Strategic Metals Invest, a company that allows private investors to purchase shares in rare earth inventories. Although China has a near-monopoly on refining severa…Frankfurt · Frankfurt Read Article

Common Cause North Carolina: systemic change necessary in the state’s congressional redistricting process – Knowhere News

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Many are currently anticipating the decision of the U.S. District Court for the Middle District of North Carolina’s recent hearing of closing arguments in the state’s controversial redistricting case. The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, the oldest and largest civil rights organization in the country, along with other organizations like Common Cause North Carolina, contended in North Carolina NAACP v. Berger that the s…Greenville, North Carolina · Greenville Read Article

Bipartisan support building for bill to allow for jury trials in Camp Lejeune toxic water cases – Knowhere News

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A bill that would grant victims of tainted water at Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune the right to jury trials is gaining bipartisan support. Rep. Greg Murphy and Sen. Thom Tillis, both Republicans from North Carolina, wrote the bill, which would amend the Camp Lejeune Justice Act to allow plaintiffs to pursue jury trials, allow more federal courts to hear cases, and cap attorneys’ fees at 25 percent. 32 co-sponsors, comprising 18 Democrats and 14 …North Carolina · North Carolina Read Article

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