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North Carolina sues President Trump over birthright citizenship
SUMMARY: In response to a new executive order from the Trump Administration aiming to ban Birthright citizenship, North Carolina has initiated a lawsuit. Attorney General Jeff Jackson argues the order violates the 14th Amendment, which guarantees citizenship to anyone born in the U.S. Trump’s order seeks to restrict this by denying citizenship to children born to undocumented or temporarily visa-holding parents. Jackson insists this reinterpretation lacks constitutional backing. This legal challenge is part of a broader effort to toughen immigration policies, reflecting ongoing political divides, with 18 Democratic states joining the lawsuit to oppose the executive order.
North Carolina is joining the list of states suing the Trump administration over an executive order targeting birthright citizenship. State Attorney General Jeff Jackson sued over President Trump’s executive order that would stop children of undocumented immigrants– and even some legal immigrants–from receiving citizenship just because they are born in the U.S. WRAL State Government Reporter Will Doran explains what this executive order would change and the lawsuit to stop it.
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Bill targeting hemp products moves through state legislature
SUMMARY: HB 328, advancing through the North Carolina legislature, aims to tighten restrictions on hemp products like CBD gummies and Delta-9 beverages, banning sales to anyone under 21 and prohibiting their presence on school grounds. Supporters argue the bill is necessary to curb youth access to these products. However, small business owners like Eric Staal, who runs Moderna hemp dispensary, warn the legislation could harm responsible vendors by being overly broad. Staal advocates for SB 265, which would transfer hemp oversight to the NC ABC but remains stalled. Lawmakers also want clearer packaging rules to prevent appeal to children. Governor Stine recently formed a cannabis advisory council amid these regulatory debates.
House Bill 328 would ban certain hemp-derived products outright, restrict sales of other products
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Tour the WRAL Weather app
SUMMARY: Brian Shrader introduces the new WRAL Weather app, highlighting its key features. Users can enable alerts for their current location and additional spots like a beach house or mountains. The app provides current temperatures, a 7-day forecast with icons, hourly forecasts, and meteorologist-written summaries, not just automated data. It includes Wake County’s live dual Doppler 5000 radar for real-time storm tracking and futurecast radar to see upcoming weather. Additional info like air quality, fire and smoke alerts, drought conditions, and a hurricane tracker is available. The app offers accurate, expert weather analysis, essential for everyday updates and severe weather situations.
The WRAL Weather app features live, interactive radar, custom forecasts and lightning-fast alerts for your chosen locations.
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Woman works to goal of writing 10K thank you notes
SUMMARY:
Ellen Webster from Hoboken, New Jersey, has spent over a decade writing 10,000 handwritten thank you notes, averaging three daily. Inspired by John Krulwich’s book A Simple Act of Gratitude, she creatively thanked a wide range of people, from healthcare workers to coffee baristas, authors, and local business owners. Ellen sometimes hand-delivers notes and includes origami hearts in each letter. Though many don’t respond, she cherishes heartfelt replies, including one from her high school teacher. Recently, she even wrote to Southwest Airlines’ CEO praising a kind employee, hoping he’d be treated to lunch for his exceptional service.
Ellen Webster has not stopped writing those letters.
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