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Evening results for North Carolina Education Lottery were not ready. Mega Millions drawn Friday numbers were 19 33 37 56 57 with Megaball 6 and an estimated 53 million dollar jackpot for Tuesday. Powerball drawn Saturday numbers 9 36 49 56 52 with Powerball and an estimated 51 million dollar jackpot for Wednesday. Sunday and Saturday pick 3 4 digit sequences listed with Cash 5 numbers 2 3 18 20 35. Numbers will appear in tomorrow's edition after The Sun Journal deadline.
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Trump denies briefing on alleged intelligence by Times report
President Trump and White House officials reject a New York Times story claiming he or Vice President were briefed on intelligence about Afghanistan and Russia. John Ratcliffe and Kayleigh McEnany insist no briefing occurred. Biden calls the report a shocking revelation, while Russia and the Taliban dismiss the claims as nonsense.
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Cobb of Churches and Hell's Kitchen Officer Honored
The Evening World profiles Moses Cobb a Black officer who rose from guarding prisoners to undercover work in Hell's Kitchen. Born circa 1885 he faced limited promotion but earned respect for drills at Police Headquarters with white classmates including Nick Callan. In 2011 NYC renamed Utica Avenue Bergen Street intersection in his precinct in his honor.
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Community protests echo calls to end racial injustice
Craven Pamlico ReEntry Council leader Greg Singleton praised restorative efforts for incarcerated youth while noting the impact of Black lives lost, including Floyd, Brooks, Castile. Sheriff Chip Hughes urged deescalation and public education, as faith leaders urged accountability, voting, and action to dismantle systemic racism. Community members, including Pastor Hackett and Linster Strayhorn, urged civic engagement and unity in a peaceful march spanning concerns since George Floyd's death. Michael Miller, 63, joined, praising diverse turnout and hope for change.
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Potter receives veteran aided roof replacement in Havelock
Potter, raised in Minnesota, watches as Ras Homes and HRH Roofing replace her leaking roof with synthetic composite under Owens Corning 30 year shingles. The crew uses hand nailing, superior nails, and a wind resistant system while Homes expresses gratitude to veterans who helped.
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