Ari Sen
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Israel proceeds with proposal on West Bank settlements
Israel plans to build 2,500 new housing units in the West Bank, despite a United Nations resolution denouncing the settlements.
Solar investment strengthens for Duke Energy in the state
There are sunny days ahead for renewable energy in North Carolina after Duke Energy's growth in solar energy development.
UNC MBA recipient's food app billed as positive alternative to Yelp
A passion for food and technology brought around 70 people together Friday to launch a new restaurant recommendation app, CurEat.
Q&A with a political science professor on U.S.-Russia relations
Robert Jenkins, a senior lecturer in the department of political science and former Director of the Center for Slavic, Eurasian, and East European Studies, discussed U.S.-Russia relations with staff writer Ari Sen.
Duke Energy requests delay on power plant at Duke University
Duke Energy’s plan to put a plant at Duke University might be powering down—at least for a little while.
Report: N.C. women see slight improvement in Fortune 1000 board representation
North Carolina sits in the middle of the pack for female representation in Fortune 1000 companies, according to a new report released by a women’s education and advocacy campaign.
State drunken driving program makes 605 arrests over Halloween weekend
The ghouls, ghosts and goblins were not the only scary thing out on Halloween weekend.
Report recommends teachers receive implicit bias training, addresses K-12 inequalities
The Public School Forum of North Carolina released a 2016 report Oct. 20 to address racial inequity in state schools, teaching children with trauma and helping low-performing schools.
Affordable Care Act rates increase in 2017
Customers on Blue Cross Blue Shield of North Carolina’s Affordable Care Act plans might see a hike in their insurance premiums next year.
