October 9, 2024

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This week in history: Oct. 3-9

The Andrew Lloyd Webber-Tim Rice musical “Cats” opened on Broadway on Oct. 7, 1982.  (Lefteris Pitarakis / AP Photo) Oct. 3 1990: West Germany and East Germany ended 45 years of postwar division, declaring the […]

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Intolerant TV: Doctor Odyssey

It’s a sexy cruise ship, filled with people who talk like corporate quarterly reports. At Intolerant TV, we watch every new show on network television for the fall season—so you don’t have to. We don’t watch […]

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Intolerant TV: Matlock

Kathy Bates plays Andy Griffith in a Matlock reboot … and it slaps? At Intolerant TV, we watch every new show on network television for the fall season—so you don’t have to. We don’t watch them […]

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  • NC State Board of Elections resolution addressed voting issues for 13 Helene-affected counties
    RALEIGH — The North Carolina State Board of Elections unanimously passed a resolution directed at facilitating voting for certain counties impacted by Hurricane Helene during a meeting on Oct. 7. “We may have to bring [...] The post NC State Board of Elections resolution addressed voting issues for 13 Helene-affected counties first appeared on The […]
  • NCGA set to approve initial Helene relief
    RALEIGH — North Carolina General Assembly are prepared to approve initial disaster relief this week to address Hurricane Helene damage, legislative leaders said last Friday. House Speaker Tim Moore and Senate leader Phil Berger said [...] The post NCGA set to approve initial Helene relief first appeared on The North State Journal.
  • Grimaldi an example of struggles that face AHL veterans
    RALEIGH — Just days before the opening of NHL training camps, Rocco Grimaldi didn’t know if his hockey career in North America was over. “I didn’t get any offers at all. It’s been a couple [...] The post Grimaldi an example of struggles that face AHL veterans first appeared on The North State Journal.
  • PRAGER: Israel derangement syndrome
    Julie Hartman, a 24-year-old woman with whom I do a weekly podcast (“Dennis & Julie”), described the anti-Israel world perfectly: A vast number of people suffer from Israel Derangement Syndrome. The description is, of course, [...] The post PRAGER: Israel derangement syndrome first appeared on The North State Journal.
  • US-China research boosted Beijing’s military technology, House GOP says
    WASHINGTON, D.C. — Partnerships between the U.S. and China at universities over the past decade have allowed hundreds of millions of dollars in federal funding to aid Beijing in developing critical technology that could be [...] The post US-China research boosted Beijing’s military technology, House GOP says first appeared on The North State Journal.
  • HARSANYI: Harris’ attack on the filibuster is an attack on the constitutional order
    Though Democrats are endlessly prattling on about “norms” and “democracy,” it is often unclear what aspects of the constitutional order they actually support. This week, for example, Vice President Kamala Harris reiterated her support for [...] The post HARSANYI: Harris’ attack on the filibuster is an attack on the constitutional order first appeared on The […]

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