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How Harvard Law School Professor Laurence H. Tribe and His Former Students Shaped Trump's Second ...

How Harvard Law School Professor Laurence H. Tribe and His Former Students Shaped Trump's Second ...

Harvard Law School professor Laurence H. Tribe '62 and two of his former students - U.S. Rep. Jamin Ben "Jami…

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Kingdollar reflects on his first semester at Harvard

Kingdollar reflects on his first semester at Harvard

CAMBRIDGE - "Enter to grow in wisdom / Depart to serve better thy country and thy kind." Those words, emblazo…

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Here are the 63 Biden Administration Officials with Harvard Ties | News | The Harvard Crimson

Here are the 63 Biden Administration Officials with Harvard Ties | News | The Harvard Crimson

The Biden administration is set to include at least 63 Harvard-connected individuals as nominees or appointee…

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Two Cambridge City Councilors Endorse Michelle Wu '07 for Mayor of Boston | News | The Harvard Cr...

Two Cambridge City Councilors Endorse Michelle Wu '07 for Mayor of Boston | News | The Harvard Cr...

Boston City Councilor Michelle Wu '07 rolled out twelve endorsements from local government officials in early…

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Incoming Members of Congress Participate in Virtual Orientation Hosted by Harvard Kennedy School ...

Incoming Members of Congress Participate in Virtual Orientation Hosted by Harvard Kennedy School ...

Newly elected members of the 117th Congress convened virtually earlier this month for a bipartisan orientatio…

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Mind the Gap: Harvard Students Pursue New Adventures Away from Campus | News | The Harvard Crimso...

Mind the Gap: Harvard Students Pursue New Adventures Away from Campus | News | The Harvard Crimso...

The Crimson spoke to nine students who chose not to enroll for the fall semester, representing members of eac…

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Delayed by budget talks, NC legislature still has plenty to do Original

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By Brandon Kingdollar
| NC Newsline
When North Carolina lawmakers headed home for the Fourth of July weekend, they left a lot of unfinished business on the table — a result of long-delayed budget discussions that dragged out until the final days of voting before this month’s recess. Set to return on July 27, the General Assembly could continue debate on several key issues that legislative leaders have said they want to take action on.
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‘Doing nothing was not an option’: What's next after NC Senate hemp ban Original

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By Brandon Kingdollar
| Asheville Citizen Times Verified
On their last day before heading home for nearly a month, North Carolina senators voted July 2 to ban most cannabis products currently being sold in the state. The version of House Bill 328 the Senate approved would ban all intoxicating hemp products in North Carolina. Intoxicating hemp products are defined as any with a total THC content of more than 0.4 milligrams. THC is the compound responsible for the psychoactive effects of cannabis.
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NC’s budget includes DEI cuts, AI, prison funds and more

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By Christine Zhu Verified, Brandon Kingdollar, Clayton Henkel Verified
| The Triangle Tribune Verified
Republican budget writers rolled out a 634-page spending plan Tuesday chock-full of special provisions and policy changes with limited time for review before the first planned vote on the $34 billion package. The measure includes raises for state employees and teachers first announced by Senate Leader Phil Berger, R-Rockingha, and House Speaker Destin Hall, R-Caldwell, in May, along with an agreed-upon cut in the state’s personal income tax rate from 3.99% this year to 3.49% next year.
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