NC lawsuit flags virus risk to touch screen voting
A North Carolina civil rights suit seeks a permanent ban on ExpressVote touch screen machines, arguing COVID-19 transmission risk to voters and poll workers. Plaintiffs contend paper ballots and known security flaws undermine equal protection and fair elections, urging court action despite limited machine issues reported.
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National Academies of Science, Engineering and Medicine
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EU grants 15 million euros to Albania for quake recovery
The European Union released 15 million euros to Albania to rebuild homes, schools, and structures after the November earthquake that killed 51 and left 17 000 homeless. The grant funds 22 schools for about 7 500 students in five districts as part of a 115 million euro EC pledge.
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European Commission
Community honors hospital workers with car parade applause
In Greenville and nearby areas, fire police and sheriff’s offices joined a car- drive applauding hospital staff. Nurses and patients described emotional, heartwarming scenes as frontline workers were thanked in person, with flags and cheers.
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Carolina East
Susan Matthews
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Jones County Sheriff’s Office
Carolina East Medical Center
N.C
Gray Whitley
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