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Two Dead, 20 Missing In Eastern US Flooding
Two people have died and 20 others are missing in the eastern US state of North Carolina after heavy rains led to massive flooding, officials said Thursday.
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Girls Were Forced To Wear Skirts At A US School. So They Sued - And Won
This week a judge for the Eastern District of North Carolina ruled that the policy toward girls' clothing was unconstitutional, the culmination of a court fight that began in 2016 between three girls and the Leland, North Carolina, school's administrators.
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Watch: In Winter, Alligators Stick Their Snouts Out - This Is Why
The US state of North Carolina witnessed an unusually cold last week thanks to the recent cold blast that hit most of eastern United States. A viral video shows how the reptiles adapted to the frozen surroundings.
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US 3-Year-Old Vanished At Night, Mother Says She Disappeared From Bed
Federal and local authorities in eastern North Carolina are frantically searching for a 3-year-old girl after her mother said she disappeared from her bed in the middle of the night.
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Indian-Origin Doctor Charged With Having Firearms For Drug Trafficking
An Indian-origin doctor has been charged with having firearms for drug trafficking, according to federal authorities. Sanjay Kumar, 50, was also charged with drug trafficking and money laundering, the federal prosecutor's office for Eastern North Carolina announced on Tuesday.
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US Wildlife Managers Declare Eastern Cougar Extinct
Eastern cougars that once roamed North America from parts of Canada to South Carolina are extinct and no longer warrant federal Endangered Species Act protections, US wildlife managers said on Tuesday.
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Tropical Storm Arthur Hits Eastern Canada, Causes Power Outages
Arthur was downgraded to a tropical storm early Saturday, but its near-hurricane strength winds delivered a powerful hit to Canada's Maritime provinces after brushing past North Carolina's precariously exposed Outer Banks on the Fourth of July, causing far less damage than feared.
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Two Dead, 20 Missing In Eastern US Flooding
Two people have died and 20 others are missing in the eastern US state of North Carolina after heavy rains led to massive flooding, officials said Thursday.
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Girls Were Forced To Wear Skirts At A US School. So They Sued - And Won
This week a judge for the Eastern District of North Carolina ruled that the policy toward girls' clothing was unconstitutional, the culmination of a court fight that began in 2016 between three girls and the Leland, North Carolina, school's administrators.
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Watch: In Winter, Alligators Stick Their Snouts Out - This Is Why
The US state of North Carolina witnessed an unusually cold last week thanks to the recent cold blast that hit most of eastern United States. A viral video shows how the reptiles adapted to the frozen surroundings.
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US 3-Year-Old Vanished At Night, Mother Says She Disappeared From Bed
Federal and local authorities in eastern North Carolina are frantically searching for a 3-year-old girl after her mother said she disappeared from her bed in the middle of the night.
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Indian-Origin Doctor Charged With Having Firearms For Drug Trafficking
An Indian-origin doctor has been charged with having firearms for drug trafficking, according to federal authorities. Sanjay Kumar, 50, was also charged with drug trafficking and money laundering, the federal prosecutor's office for Eastern North Carolina announced on Tuesday.
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US Wildlife Managers Declare Eastern Cougar Extinct
Eastern cougars that once roamed North America from parts of Canada to South Carolina are extinct and no longer warrant federal Endangered Species Act protections, US wildlife managers said on Tuesday.
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Tropical Storm Arthur Hits Eastern Canada, Causes Power Outages
Arthur was downgraded to a tropical storm early Saturday, but its near-hurricane strength winds delivered a powerful hit to Canada's Maritime provinces after brushing past North Carolina's precariously exposed Outer Banks on the Fourth of July, causing far less damage than feared.
