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This month marks the two-year anniversary of the legalization of sports gambling in North Carolina. During this fairly short timespan, North Carolinians have spent billions of dollars betting on sports related outcomes. While many are talking about how sports gambling is a ‘harmless” form of entertainment, they are entirely neglecting the immense damage that is being ...


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Welcome to this week’s episode of NC Family’s Weekly Update, where we share the highlights of the past week at the NC General Assembly and beyond. In this episode, we discuss:

A recount in the Senate District 26 race between Sen. Phil Berger and Sheriff Sam Page; Committee meetings that have been taking place at the North Carolina General Assembly; ...

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I am a philosophy major and am taking two ethics classes this semester. Studying ethics at a secular university is often uncomfortable, it seems that many of my classmates are living (hypothetically) within a self-determined moral framework, which is quite confusing, ambiguous, and ultimately hopeless. The debate, and much of the discussion that I he...


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North Carolina continues to rank among the most attractive places to live in the country, and the latest data suggests that families are a significant part of the story. Latest population estimates, migration reports, and housing demand all point in the same direction: people are moving to North Carolina in large numbers. While mild weather and sceni...


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As America approaches its 250th anniversary, Christians across the country are preparing for a historic event filled with prayer, reflection, and public proclamation of God’s Word. America Reads the Bible, held in the nation’s capital, will bring Christians together to read the Bible aloud from beginning to end, offering both a celebration of America’s heritage and a ...


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