VinFast says it will restart construction on its North Carolina facility, though the company is significantly scaling back hiring expectations, raising new questions about the project’s long-term impact. In state news, Rep. Mike Clampitt has passed away after a battle with cancer, prompting tributes from colleagues across North Carolina. Meanwhile, the State Board of Elections has rejected a petition to change voter ID rules, keeping current requirements in place. In energy policy, North Carolina senators are seeking federal assistance to evaluate solar projects, as concerns grow over costs, reliability, and oversight.

<p>VinFast says it will restart construction on its North Carolina facility, though the company is significantly scaling back hiring expectations, raising new questions about the project&rsquo;s long-term impact. In state news, Rep. Mike Clampitt has passed away after a battle with cancer, prompting tributes from colleagues across North Carolina. Meanwhile, the State Board of Elections has rejected a petition to change voter ID rules, keeping current requirements in place. In energy policy, North Carolina senators are seeking federal assistance to evaluate solar projects, as concerns grow over costs, reliability, and oversight.</p>

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VinFast Restarts NC Project with Fewer Jobs; Solar Questions

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