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Congress and the Pentagon are battling over a legal requirement to create a joint military task force in the Pacific needed for a possible future conflict with China, but so far the military is slow-rolling the mandate with a lesser force, according to lawmakers and congressional aides.

Jonathan Bailey bonded with Matt Comer over a cup of coffee.

The BLM has identified 21 restoration landscapes spread across 11 western states where it will invest $161 million to benefit wildlife, habitat, communities, local economies and tribal collaboration.

And more on Ron DeSantis' much-hyped CNN interview.

Montana is about to see significant investment in habitat restoration and resilience after nearly $27 million was allocated to Bureau of Land Management field offices in the state earlier this

The LGBTQ community is being targeted across the state and country by violent, radical groups, politicians, and traditional and social media.

Scheduled for May 11-15, the 14-year-old Reel Out Charlotte festival is screening 10 feature-length films, all making their premiere showings in North Carolina. Fifteen short films launch the festival on opening night, and all events take place in Camp North End.

Zach LaVine and DeMar DeRozan will be mortal enemies on February 20th!

"We are very excited to be coming back in person after missing last year," Comer added. In 2019, Charlotte Pride week brought in some $8 million to the Queen City according to the organization, but not in 2020 thanks to the pandemic.  Uptown businesses, which have been some of the hardest hit by restrictions due to COVID-19, are thankful to have the event back in action and hopeful it will bring new and old visitors through the doors.  We’ll be following this story tonight at 11 on @wcnc ! ...