Former Governor Roy Cooper has officially launched his U.S. Senate campaign, setting up what’s expected to be one of the nation’s most watched—and expensive—races. Lawmakers return to Raleigh aiming to override 14 vetoes from Governor Stein. Meanwhile, the federal government is ordering Duke University to address serious allegations of racial discrimination, and SBA disaster loan applications open for victims of Tropical Storm Chantal.

<p>Former Governor Roy Cooper has officially launched his U.S. Senate campaign, setting up what&rsquo;s expected to be one of the nation&rsquo;s most watched&mdash;and expensive&mdash;races. Lawmakers return to Raleigh aiming to override 14 vetoes from Governor Stein. Meanwhile, the federal government is ordering Duke University to address serious allegations of racial discrimination, and SBA disaster loan applications open for victims of Tropical Storm Chantal.</p>

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Cooper Senate Bid Begins, Veto Overrides Today, Feds Target Duke

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