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Newspaper

Sun Journal

Location

New Bern, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 25, 2019

Page

8

Sun Journal Staff Directory Note

The Sun Journal lists staff including Michael Distelhorst as group publisher Chris Segal as editor Ken Warren as group advertising director and Sheila Meadows as circulation director in a standard masthead disclosure.

Michael Distelhorst Chris Segal Ken Warren Sheila Meadows

Democrats push bipartisan data privacy principles in Congress

Senate Democrats unveiled a principles based plan backed by four committees aiming for a national standard on data privacy. The proposal seeks a preemption of state laws, a federal framework, and a private right of action is debated amid concern over frivolous lawsuits, with a December hearing planned.

Senate Democrats Chuck Schumer D-N.y Maria Cantwell D- Wash Commerce Committee Roger Wicker R-Miss Pew Research Center Congress U.S

Map Act and Road Funding Test NC Constitutional Rights

John Hood argues North Carolina faced a road funding gap from gas tax limits and pursued the Map Act to expand road corridors. The act was unconstitutional, leading to costly settlements, and a new bill caps Map Act payouts with simple interest. The piece defends constitutional protections amid transport policy tensions.

Sdt Carolina North Carolina General Assembly Roy Cooper Department of Transportation

Workaholics and the internet widen economic gaps

The Washington Post columnist Robert Samuelson cites UCLA economists Leamer and Fuentes who show digital workaholism boosts incomes for a minority with advanced degrees while overall wages stagnate for others. From 1980 to 2016 hours rose 9 percent for those with advanced degrees and 7 percent for bachelor’s holders, widening inequality as manufacturing declines and digital tech favors a few. The study warns continuing trends may provoke backlash and calls for caution against broad tax-based fixes.

Edward Leamer J. Rodrigo Fuentes National Bureau of Economic Research Leamer Fuentes UCLA Leamer and Fuentes Bureau of Labor Statistics

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