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Apr 16

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News Wrap: South Carolina inmates die in prison battle

In our news wrap Monday, at least seven inmates died at a maximum security prison in South Carolina, where gang members fought each other with homemade knives. Also, the Government Accountability Office reports the EPA illegally spent $43,000 on a…

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Apr 16

7 inmates dead, 17 injured in South Carolina prison fighting

By Meg Kinnard, Associated Press

It's the latest violence in a system where 12 inmates were killed by other prisoners last year and 250 prisoners were assaulted so severely in 2016 and 2017 they had to be treated in outside hospitals, according to public records…

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Mar 15

Sister of Charleston shooter accused of bringing weapons to school

By Associated Press

Investigators say Morgan Roof also posted a Snapchat about the National School Walkout day protest against gun violence that alarmed fellow students, but no charges were filed for that message.

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Aug 16

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A secessionist and a black nationalist pledge peaceful dialogue after Charlotteville

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In light of tensions and violence in Charlottesville, a secessionist and a black nationalist from Charleston, South Carolina, came together to make sure that what happened is not repeated in their hometown. Jonathan Thrower of the Charleston Black Nationalist Movement…

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Aug 14

After failure of South Carolina nuclear plant, backers seek federal aid

By Matthew Daly, Associated Press

Proponents of nuclear power are pushing to revive a failed project to build two reactors in South Carolina, arguing that the demise of the $14 billion venture could signal doom for an industry that supplies one-fifth of the nation's electricity.

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Aug 09

5 stories you probably missed that deserve a closer look

By Joshua Barajas, Roni Dengler, Iman Smith

The White House had a difficult time last week defending some of the president's statements. The issue: reconciling what he said happened with what actually happened. The Boy Scouts of America pushed back Wednesday on a claim from the…

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Jul 26

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News Wrap: S.C. Supreme Court rules same-sex couples deserve domestic abuse protections

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In the our news wrap Wednesday, the Supreme Court of South Carolina ruled that same-sex couples deserve the same protections from domestic violence as heterosexual couples. Several other states have already changed their laws. Also, President Trump took a new…

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Jun 21

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What we learned from GOP victories in Georgia and South Carolina

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Karine Jean-Pierre or MoveOn.org and David Avella of GOPAC join John Yang to discuss the results of Tuesday’s special elections in Georgia and South Carolina and what both parties can learn from these congressional races as the nation looks ahead…

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Jun 21

Analysis: Loss in Georgia underscores Democratic Party's challenges

By Erica Werner, Associated Press

Tuesday night's outcome in a Georgia special House race was a triumph for the GOP, and the most recent illustration of the Democrats' problems, from a weak bench and recruiting problems to divisions about what the party stands for.

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May 02

Officer pleads guilty to federal civil rights charge in 2015 shooting of Walter Scott

By Dave Berndtson

A former North Charleston police officer who was caught on video fatally shooting a black motorist as he fled a traffic stop in South Carolina pleaded guilty Tuesday to a federal civil rights charge.

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