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EPISODE · Feb 24, 2026 · 35 MIN

Tariffs Dominate Debate; NC Film Industry Posts $185M Year

from The Carolina Journal News Hour on WBT · host WBT

Tariffs dominated discussion at the 1st District GOP primary debate, as candidates sparred over trade policy and its impact on North Carolina industries. New data shows the cost of living in North Carolina is rising at a slower pace than the national average, offering some relief for households. Despite ongoing trade tensions, tariffs have left North Carolina’s overall trade deficit largely unchanged, according to recent analysis. In legal news, NC State is seeking dismissal of a lawsuit tied to toxic chemical exposure at Poe Hall. Meanwhile, film and television productions spent $185.5 million in North Carolina in 2025, highlighting the continued growth of the state’s entertainment industry.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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