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Dockworkers going back to work Friday after port strike ends amid tentative agreement
SUMMARY: The dock workers’ strike at North Carolina ports and nationwide has ended, as the International Longshoremen’s Association and the US Maritime Alliance reached a tentative wage agreement. This deal, announced last night, will result in a 62% pay increase over a six-year contract for 50,000 union members, who are returning to work today. President Biden praised both parties for their cooperation, emphasizing the importance of collective bargaining in strengthening the economy and ensuring the availability of essential supplies for Hurricane Helen recovery.
Dockworkers along the East coast from Maine to Texas are going back to work Friday after their port strike was suspended, averting a major blow to the US economy and offering relief to shoppers.
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‘Project Runway’ season 21 is fashionable, fun and unfiltered!
SUMMARY: Season 21 of *Project Runway* returns with Heidi Klum as host, joined by original judge Nina Garcia, mentor Christian Siriano, and new judge celebrity stylist Law Roach. This season blends fashion with fun, drama, and unfiltered moments. Designers like Melania de Jesus Estrada and Ethan Hunt highlight a sense of community and growth throughout the competition. The season is described as fabulous, iconic, and transformational, with contestants learning to handle critiques and push their creativity. Dream clients mentioned include Sarah Jessica Parker, Janelle Monáe, and Lady Gaga. Expect magic, drama, and fierce competition in this exciting new season.
Celebrity stylist Law Roach joins the panel this year as a judge
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5 On Your Side: Property damage, injuries and even death, the products recalled in July.
SUMMARY: In July, several major product recalls were issued due to safety hazards causing property damage, injuries, and deaths. Hydro Tech burst-proof hoses (3.66 million units) caused 29 injuries, including hearing loss. Frigid Air mini fridges can short-circuit and cause fires, with over $700,000 in damages reported. Minecraft light-up slap ruler bracelets risk fatal battery ingestion in kids. Ozark Trail water bottle caps have injured users, causing permanent vision loss. Above-ground pools from Intex, Bestway, and Polygroup were linked to nine child drownings due to a climbing hazard; manufacturers offer repair kits. Refunds or repairs are available for all recalled products.
WRAL’s 5 On Your Side highlights millions of products have been blamed for property damage, injuries and even death during July.
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UNC Board of Trustees meet amid uncertain budget concerns
SUMMARY: The UNC Board of Trustees met amid uncertainty over $70 million budget cuts due to reduced state and federal research funding. The university plans to cut spending on catering, procurement, and consolidate positions, leading to administrative staff reductions and elimination of vacant roles. A faculty retirement incentive program will be introduced. Financial aid for out-of-state students will be reduced from 44% to 18%, prioritizing North Carolina residents for enrollment. Chancellor Roberts emphasized these difficult decisions are necessary amid fiscal uncertainty and layoffs would be a last resort, with efforts focused on transparency and managing anxieties among university staff and students.
The trustees are discussing upgrades to campus facilities.
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