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An unidentified Mississippi player matched five white balls in Wednesday’s Powerball drawing and doubled a $1 million prize to $2 million with the Power Play option, lottery officials said.
The highly anticipated Burnside Music Fest 2026 just got a major upgrade with the launch of its official website, giving
This week’s playoff shocks have turned a steady NBA script into a cliffhanger — and Nikola Jokić’s future is the subplot now driving the whole story.
Sen. Todd Young said Friday that the Trump administration must get Congress’ approval before resuming military action against Iran, after officials said a 60-day war powers clock paused when a cease-fire took effect.
In July, Mark Hall, of Ripley, was charged with nine counts of simple assault after a video surfaced of him
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Sen. Todd Young said Friday that the Trump administration must get Congress’ approval before resuming military action against Iran, after officials said a 60-day war powers clock paused when a cease-fire took effect.
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The Defense Department estimates a U.S. naval blockade has cost Iran about $4.8 billion in oil revenue, a Pentagon official told The Hill.
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Republican governors in Alabama and Tennessee are summoning lawmakers for special sessions to redraw congressional maps following a Supreme Court decision narrowing voting rights protections.
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The father of an 18-year-old killed on a cruise told the Daily Mail he and his wife will not attend the June 1 federal trial of his 16-year-old stepson, saying he cannot “relive” the moment he found his daughter’s body.
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A bus driven by a trainee plunged into the River Seine near Paris on Thursday after hitting a parked car, officials said. Four people aboard were pulled to safety as a large rescue operation responded.
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Pete Alonso homered in the second inning Friday as the Baltimore Orioles played the New York Yankees, and he told SNY that New York traffic made him feel right at home.
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Construction has started on an advanced nuclear power plant in Wyoming, marking what officials call the first of its kind this century. The project is partly funded by the federal government.
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Americans took to the streets Friday for May Day, also known as International Workers’ Day, with rallies and marches reported in cities nationwide.
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An unidentified Mississippi player matched five white balls in Wednesday’s Powerball drawing and doubled a $1 million prize to $2 million with the Power Play option, lottery officials said.
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Post Malone and Jelly Roll’s planned performance at Ole Miss has been canceled as the artist pauses his tour to focus on new music. Refunds are being issued to ticket holders.
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