
A free guide to how the decisions made by our federal government — what’s coming down here, from DC — will affect North Carolinians.
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Welcome Back to Down from DC, where we look at the impacts on NC communities of actions by our federal government up in DC – and these days there are a lot of them.
One of the reasons Natalie and I launched DFDC last year was to cut throug...
Welcome back to Down from DC, where we take a close look at the way federal policy is shaping lives and communities here in North Carolina. Today’s issue was written by Phoebe, edited by Natalie and updated with new data Aug. 26.
One of th...
Welcome back to Down from DC. It felt good to take a break from the news over the last month, but some of what was coming out of Washington was too significant to ignore.
So today, we’re catching you up on the big stories from our hiatus t...
Welcome back to Down from DC, where we follow the decisions coming out of the White House, Congress and the federal courts and explain how they shape our lives here in NC.
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I’ll be celebrating July 4, as I do most years, at a...
Welcome back to Down from DC, where we keep up with decisions coming out of the White House, Congress and the federal courts and track their impacts on North Carolinians.
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Think of the biggest environmental stories in North C...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Longtime politics editor and newsroom leader (WaPo, Vox). Now freelancing. I co-founded and co-author Down from DC, about how federal policy affects NC. Also: girl mom, newish North Carolinian, LSU alum, tennis obsessive.
North Carolina based journalist and retired professor
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