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South Carolina senators blocked a Republican effort to cancel upcoming primaries and redraw congressional districts, as early voting began Tuesday amid broader legal challenges to redistricting efforts nationwide.
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A U.S. Navy T-45C Goshawk crashed Tuesday in Noxubee County, prompting an investigation. Both pilots ejected and are being evaluated.
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Pearl River Community College beat Des Moines Area 2-1 on Monday to capture the program’s first NJCAA Division II softball national championship, the school said.
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Severe flooding in Forrest County has resulted in one death, with authorities warning residents of ongoing dangerous conditions. Officials are coordinating emergency response efforts.
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The NCAA announced Sunday that Mississippi State will host a regional at Dudy Noble Field, and analysts Brian Hadad and Brooks Bryan assessed the Bulldogs’ chances to advance to the Super Regionals.
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The United States and Iran are negotiating a framework to extend a ceasefire and reopen the Strait of Hormuz, according to reports. The deal has yet to be finalized.
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Robert St. John told Magnolia Tribune he watched technology transform the National Restaurant Association show from paper tickets to artificial intelligence and brought a sold-out Southern supper to Chicago with a chef from his hometown.
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A Magnolia Tribune commentary says the Iran conflict and a recent Venezuela event could reshape global energy and politics, but achieving a lasting peace will be complex and slow.
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A new Mississippi law, effective July 1, targets youth firearm offenses by increasing penalties and transferring certain cases to adult court, aiming to curb violence involving minors and stolen guns.
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A City Council-approved agreement shows a nonprofit formed by a supporter of Mayor John Horhn will give up to $100,000 to an account controlled by the mayor to support senior police officers, a move that overlaps with benefits once proposed for the city’s police chief.
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