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Trump gave Iran attack order to Hegseth Saturday
SUMMARY: President Trump ordered a U.S. strike on three Iranian nuclear facilities—Fordow, Natanz, and Isfahan—using B-2 bombers with bunker-buster bombs and Tomahawk missiles, in Operation Midnight Hammer. Trump declared the strikes a “spectacular military success,” warning Iran to make peace or face greater attacks. Iran condemned the strikes as lawless, vowed to defend itself, and launched missiles toward Israel, causing damage. Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu thanked Trump for halting Iran’s nuclear threat. The U.S. accelerated the operation ahead of a two-week deadline and is evacuating diplomats amid rising regional tensions. Satellite confirmation of damage remains uncertain without ground access.
Trump said the U.S. attacked three nuclear sites in Iran.
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American Gold Star Mothers gather in NC for national convention
SUMMARY: Patty Elliot, whose son Specialist Daniel Lucas Elliot was killed in Iraq in 2011, finds solace in the American Gold Star Mothers group. This organization, made up of mothers who lost children in military service, meets annually to support each other and advocate for active-duty members and veterans. In 2025, the national convention was held in Raleigh, North Carolina, led by Patty, a native of the state. Many members, like Joyce Pollson and Annette Kirk, share stories of sons lost in Afghanistan. The group honors their children’s legacies, providing a meaningful way to keep their sacrifice alive and support one another.
This week marks the 88th meeting of the Gold Star Moms National Convention
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Historic Stagville Juneteenth tours stir deep reflection
SUMMARY: Historic Stagville in Durham offers emotional Juneteenth tours that reflect on the painful legacy of slavery and emancipation. Once home to about 1,000 enslaved people on the Cameron family plantation, the site now commemorates their freedom gained in 1865, two years after the Emancipation Proclamation. Site manager Vera Silski guides visitors through the preserved two-story slave quarters, sharing stories of real people like Mary Walker and Dempsey Henderson. The tours emphasize ongoing struggles for citizenship, voting rights, and safety after emancipation, connecting the past to the present resilience and achievements of Durham’s African American community.
People from near and far are walking through Historic Stagville connecting to a dark past on the once Cameron family-owned plantation.
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Duke Energy relents, provides power to new Chapel Hill affordable housing project
SUMMARY: Duke Energy has restored power to P.E.A.C.H. Apartments in Chapel Hill, enabling air conditioning to prevent mold amid an ongoing dispute over billing methods. The nonprofit developer, EMPOWERment Inc., chose a single-meter setup to support rooftop solar and reduce costs for low-income tenants, but Duke initially refused service, citing state law requiring individual meters. EMPOWERment argued the law allows a master meter if utilities are included in rent, as planned for the 10-unit complex. The dispute, now before the North Carolina Utilities Commission, could soon be resolved, allowing tenants to move in by August or September as construction nears completion.
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