President Trump’s peace plan has officially been accepted by Hamas, ending two years of war in Gaza and securing the release of remaining hostages. In North Carolina, lawmakers are considering redrawing the NC-1 congressional district, a move Governor Stein called “ridiculous,” citing potential legal challenges. A new law now allows drivers to renew licenses online without a REAL ID. Meanwhile, Attorney General Jeff Jackson has opposed pausing the Chemours lawsuit during the appeal process.

<p>President Trump&rsquo;s peace plan has officially been accepted by Hamas, ending two years of war in Gaza and securing the release of remaining hostages. In North Carolina, lawmakers are considering redrawing the NC-1 congressional district, a move Governor Stein called &ldquo;ridiculous,&rdquo; citing potential legal challenges. A new law now allows drivers to renew licenses online without a REAL ID. Meanwhile, Attorney General Jeff Jackson has opposed pausing the Chemours lawsuit during the appeal process.</p>

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Gaza Peace Deal, DMV Renewal Law, AG Opposes Pause

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