Mark Robinson vows to rebuild his staff for North Carolina governor as Republican group backs away
WILKESBORO, N.C. — North Carolina Republican gubernatorial candidate Mark Robinson vowed Monday to rebuild his campaign staff after several top aides quit and a key Republican group backed away from his race following a CNN report alleging he made explicit racial and sexual posts years ago on a pornography website’s message board.
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National Republicans are pulling their financial support for Mark Robinson, the party’s scandal-plagued nominee in the North ...
CMPD confirms that one officer and a suspect were struck by gunfire. During a press conference, officials said the officer ...
Top aides in Mark Robinson’s bid to become North Carolina’s governor have resigned. Vice President Kamala Harris brought in ...
For a while, North Carolina’s trailblazing plan to relieve medical debt appeared on the verge of collapse. Here’s how state ...
The ex-DNC interim chair weighs in on how the vice president could not only win North Carolina, but also the presidency.
The Duke football team hasn't beaten the North Carolina Tar Heels in five years, but the Blue Devils have an ideal chance to ...
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Hornets sign former Duke star and North Carolina native to camp dealThe Charlotte Hornets are taking a chance on a former first-round draft pick to rekindle his career and provide depth for the ...
North Carolina gubernatorial candidate Josh Stein tells CNN’s Jake Tapper that “vile insults” from Republican opponent Mark Robinson make him “utterly unqualified” to be governor after a CNN report ...
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