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The Supreme Court on Monday stayed the NCPCR recommendations asking states to shift students of unrecognised Madrassas to government schools. Read further on Dynamite News:

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Sen. Tim Scott considering NRSC chair role, focusing on Senate majority in upcoming elections and potential challenges for Republicans and Democrats.

The Panthers made a pair of moves with DeShawn Williams and Shaq Lawson, who were teammates in both high school and college.

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Discover how communities in western North Carolina unite to overcome Hurricane Helene's devastation with resilience and support.

Tropical Storm Leslie forms in Atlantic, potential hurricane, no immediate threat to land. Aftermath of Hurricane Helene in U.S. Southeast, ongoing rescue ...

Buncombe County, NC faces challenges post-Hurricane Helene with power outages, water shortages, and infrastructural damage. Search and rescue efforts are h...

As Category 4 Hurricane Helene geared towards the Florida Panhandle, a number of Republican senators and representatives voted against supplementing disaster funding in a government funding extension

Lindsey Graham, following a senator in Robinson’s home state, echoed calls for Robinson to refute ‘Black Nazi’ claim in court or step aside

The Biden-Harris administration announced $3 billion to accelerate battery production in the U.S.