Sun Journal Opinion and Editorial Leadership
The Sun Journal outlines its mission to be an indispensable community information source with leadership from publishers and editors. Michael Distelhorst serves as Group publisher, Chris Segal as Editor, Ken Warren as Group advertising director, and Sheila Meadows as Circulation director, guiding print and online efforts.
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Robocall Invasion Needs Global Solution
Fayetteville Observer argues robocalls demand a nationwide fix as Tim Moore backs the Truth in Caller ID Act to curb spoofed numbers. Despite federal bans and SHAKEN/STIR pilots, billions of robo calls persist with lawmakers and industry racing for real deterrence and better consumer protection.
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Notre Dame Fire Tests Faith and Calls for Renewal
E J Dionne reflects on the Notre Dame blaze during Holy Week, exploring rebuilding as a sign of enduring tradition. He links the cathedral’s restoration to broader church crises, noting centuries of accretions shape sacred spaces and urging a hopeful Easter reconciliation within a flawed institution.
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Medicaid audit alarms overpayments and waitlists in North Carolina
North Carolina faces a fiscal crisis after a state audit by Beth Wood shows $800 million in overpayments to LME MCOs, questionable eligibility and idle funds, and a looming 6 percent yearly growth in Medicaid spending. The issue fuels calls for reform while waitlisted intellectual and developmental disability services remain underfunded. Senator Jim Perry highlights the district’s care gaps amid policy tensions.
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