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Welcome back to Down from DC, where we have been keeping tabs on how the protracted federal government shutdown is impacting North Carolinians. This Saturday marks one month since government funding ran out after Congress and the White Hous...
Welcome back to Down from DC. This edition was written by researcher Andrew Braun and edited by Natalie.
Welcome back to Down from DC. This week’s edition was written by Natalie and DFDC researcher Jack Perez, and edited by Phoebe.
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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
Managing Editor at the Old Gold and Black || Intern at Down from DC || Politics & Int'l Affairs student || Wake Forest '27
I am a senior from Wake Forest. On Wake Forest’s campus, I am Video Editor at the Old Gold and Black.
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