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Prosecutors file new subpoenas over NC coal ash
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Prosecutors file new subpoenas over NC coal ash

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Toxins leaking from 2nd pipe at NC coal ash dump
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Toxins leaking from 2nd pipe at NC coal ash dump

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NC Gov. McCrory briefed on Duke coal ash lawsuit
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NC Gov. McCrory briefed on Duke coal ash lawsuit

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Gov. McCrory denies Duke coal ash deal involvement
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Gov. McCrory denies Duke coal ash deal involvement

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Firm disavows ride from NC State Fair mishap
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Firm disavows ride from NC State Fair mishap

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Audit: NC Medicaid claims system untested, flawed
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Audit: NC Medicaid claims system untested, flawed

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CORRECTS CHANGED NAME TO NAIDA CHRISTIAN NOVA, NOT NADIA CHRISTIAN NOVA - Sgt. 1st Class Naida Hosan is shown in this undated U.S. Army photo provided by Sgt. Nova. With her family name emblazoned on her uniform, the sergeant says she was routinely the target of derogatory remarks from other soldiers who mistakenly assumed she is a Muslim. So before deploying for her second war tour, the life-long Catholic legally changed her name to Naida Christian Nova. The 82nd Airborne, who in a federal lawsuit she claims branded her a

Soldier says she faced harassment over Muslim name

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NC Supreme Court overturns Duke Energy rate hike
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NC Supreme Court overturns Duke Energy rate hike

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In this photo taken Friday, March 8, 2013, a tobacco warehouse owned by Roy Johnson Raynor is shown at 1441 S. Church Street in Rocky Mount, N.C. Raynor is one of 41 people who have either pleaded guilty or reached plea agreements after profiting from false insurance claims for losses of tobacco, soybeans, wheat and corn. Prosecutors say bulk tobacco supposedly destroyed by bad weather and pests was secretly sold under false by several brokers in eastern North Carolina, part of a massive crop insurance fraud conspiracy prosecutors say cost the government-backed program $100 million in false claims. Raynor pleaded guilty in 2010 to conspiring to make a false statement, making a material false statement and committing mail and wire fraud. He was sentenced to one year in federal prison for brokering $1.4 million in deals for the
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Feds bust up $100M NC crop insurance fraud ring

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Most charges dismissed against ex-Blackwater execs
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Most charges dismissed against ex-Blackwater execs

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