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President Donald Trump publicly rebuked Senate Republicans for allowing a war powers resolution to pass, while also canceling a scheduled signing of a separate bill, signaling ongoing tensions within the GOP.
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Mississippi Attorney General Lynn Fitch and Lt. Gov. Delbert Hosemann discussed their political futures and state redistricting plans during speeches at the Neshoba County Fair.
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A federal judge dismissed a lawsuit seeking to redraw DeSoto County districts to favor Black voters, citing insufficient evidence. The ruling follows a recent Supreme Court decision affecting voting rights protections.
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The Office of the State Public Defender filed a federal lawsuit Wednesday saying a July 1 law change that will eliminate exceptions to youth court confidentiality threatens parents’ and children’s rights and will block lawyers from reviewing case records.
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Hosts Brian Hadad and Carlo Barone address fan questions in a new episode of The Rumblings during the NBA offseason.
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Ben’Jarvius Shumaker announced on X that he has reaffirmed his commitment to Ole Miss after briefly flipping to Colorado. The four-star defensive lineman is ranked No. 2 in Mississippi by 247Sports.
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The Mississippi Department of Public Safety told the public it will not sign a sole-source contract to use AI traffic cameras to issue citations after an ITS board approved the vendor and public backlash, Commissioner Sean Tindell said.
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Attorney General Lynn Fitch announced Tuesday that 11 Mississippi residents have been indicted on charges alleging $12.3 million in Medicaid fraud. The indictments are part of a nationwide effort that has identified about $6.5 billion in losses, the attorney general’s office said.
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A Magnolia Tribune article says the American Revolution nearly collapsed in late 1776 and was revived by George Washington’s Christmas crossing of the Delaware River.
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The Wilkinson County Board of Supervisors declined a request to rename Poor House Road for Clifton Earl Walker, the family said. Relatives proposed historical markers, a memorial highway designation and other tributes.
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