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From rioting to carrying guns to talking about race at work, new laws are taking effect Friday in North Carolina.

Et of 23 new laws went into effect on Oct. 1 in North Carolina.

Set of 23 new laws went into effect on Oct. 1 in North Carolina.

The final version of the state budget is on its way and could be enacted as soon as next week, according to House Speaker Tim Moore (R-Cleveland). Following a brief House session...

Attached to that threat -- >> and trump criticized judge chutkan as highly partisan. so how does the fbi determine what is serious or incredible threats, and what is just online trolling? where is the line? >> this is, youre pointing out the real dilemma that law enforcement changes, to separate the aspirational, they got 18 potato chips on the couch, mouth and on social media, never pose a threat to anybody, and somebody whos going to perhaps act out. very difficult fbi cant be everywhere at on...

But in fact, its like a city. its a work in progress. but what we combine as privacy and interaction with law enforcement changes over time because of technology, process of political considerations and cultural changes. so, im glad were having this conversation. and aussie civil libertarian, it does freak me out to a certain degree that theres a soft pressure to share more and more information willingly with police. because police have a bad track record of abusing their access to peoples priva...