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Last update: 3 hours agoCourt Watch: A federal judge ruled that former U.S. Sen. Kyrsten Sinema can be sued in North Carolina under the state’s “homewrecker” law, rejecting her argument that she lacked a meaningful connection to the state and pointing to text messages sent while her former bodyguard lived in NC. Elections & Voting: The Trump administration urged an appeals court to pause a judge’s block on USPS mail-voting restrictions, arguing states can comply and that election officials’ concerns are overstated as ballots begin moving. State Policy: North Carolina lawmakers are weighing how to regulate intoxicating hemp products as federal rules remain in flux, with the legislature set to revisit the issue after midterms. Local Governance: Outer Banks counties are pushing back on proposed N.C. ferry tolls, seeking changes or delays as NCDOT holds community meetings in Dare and Hyde. Public Safety: A person died after an electrocution in East Charlotte, adding to a recent string of serious electrical incidents across the city. Military & National Security: Reporting says Army Secretary Dan Driscoll resigned amid Pentagon shakeups tied to Pete Hegseth tensions.
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