Preston Fore

Preston Fore

He worked at The Daily Tar Heel for nearly four years and even reported from inside the U.S. Supreme Court. He also has bylines for CNN, where he previously interned. Preston spends his free time exploring new countries, watching Tar Heel basketball, and trying to master making espresso at home.

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    Amazon CEO Andy Jassy shares the No. 1 career mistake Gen Z is making in their 20s that’s easily avoidable

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