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Dexter Brinson

Reporter, Mount Olive Chronicle

Covers Duplin County government, regional economic development, and agriculture. A Kenansville native and NC State graduate. Fluent in Spanish. Has covered rural economic issues across eastern North Carolina for nearly a decade.

302 articles published
Midwest Heat Dome, Toxic Smoke, and Tropical Storm Threaten U.S. This Week
Local News

Midwest Heat Dome, Toxic Smoke, and Tropical Storm Threaten U.S. This Week

A heat dome, toxic wildfire smoke, and a tropical storm are impacting much of the U.S., with flash flooding and poor air quality warnings in…

These 10 US Cities Are Losing Residents So Fast That Home Values Could Collapse by 2027
Opinion

These 10 US Cities Are Losing Residents So Fast That Home Values Could Collapse by 2027

Discover which 10 US cities are hemorrhaging residents in 2026, risking sharp drops in home values by 2027.

Markets Brace for Escalation as US-Iran Conflict Intensifies, While Former NATO Commander Warns Suez Canal Could be Next
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Markets Brace for Escalation as US-Iran Conflict Intensifies, While Former NATO Commander Warns Suez Canal Could be Next

With US deaths mounting in the Iran conflict, markets tighten as experts warn the Suez Canal could face threats next.

Homan Urges Body Cameras for ICE After Fatal Shootings in Texas, Maine
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Homan Urges Body Cameras for ICE After Fatal Shootings in Texas, Maine

Former ICE chief Tom Homan advocates for body cameras following deadly ICE shootings in Texas and Maine, citing transparency and safety.

Two US Service Members Killed, One Missing After Iranian Strikes in Jordan
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Two US Service Members Killed, One Missing After Iranian Strikes in Jordan

Two US troops were killed and one is missing following Iranian missile and drone strikes on a US base in Jordan.

Medicaid Data on Millions Shared Improperly With ICE, Then Passed to Palantir
Local News

Medicaid Data on Millions Shared Improperly With ICE, Then Passed to Palantir

Officials improperly shared millions of Medicaid records with ICE, who then passed data to Palantir, raising privacy and legal concerns.

Why North Carolina’s Housing Market Could Defy Expectations in 2026
Local News

Why North Carolina’s Housing Market Could Defy Expectations in 2026

North Carolina’s housing market is showing unexpected strength in 2026, driven by evolving buyer patterns and economic shifts.

9 U.S. Cities Remote Workers Are Flocking to in 2026 You’ve Never Heard Of
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9 U.S. Cities Remote Workers Are Flocking to in 2026 You’ve Never Heard Of

Discover the 9 U.S. cities rapidly gaining remote workers in 2026 for their lifestyle, cost, and connectivity benefits.

United Airlines Responds as Travelers Threaten Boycott of Trump-Named Florida Airport
Local News

United Airlines Responds as Travelers Threaten Boycott of Trump-Named Florida Airport

United Airlines offers rebooking options as passengers protest Palm Beach’s renaming to Trump International Airport.

Leon Black Walks Out of Epstein Interview After Refusing NDA Questions
Public Safety

Leon Black Walks Out of Epstein Interview After Refusing NDA Questions

Leon Black abruptly ended his House Oversight Committee interview, declining to answer questions about nondisclosure agreements linked to Jeffrey Epstein.

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