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U.S. District Judge Sharion Aycock disqualified four lawyers and barred two from her court for two years after finding they used generative AI without verifying fabricated citations, the judge said in a June 8 ruling.
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Ole Miss enters the College World Series as underdogs but history suggests baseball outcomes are unpredictable. The Rebels face North Carolina in their opening game Friday night.
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The 2026 World Cup, hosted by the U.S., Canada, and Mexico, begins with Mexico’s opener Thursday. The tournament features 48 teams in a record 104 matches over 39 days.
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Jacob Parker announced Wednesday he will return to Mississippi State for another season at Dudy Noble Field, and analyst Brian Hadad praised the freshman and discussed incoming transfer-portal additions.
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Amazon Web Services officially marked a $1 billion project to transform a dormant Delphi manufacturing facility in Clinton into a data center, city and company officials said.
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President Donald Trump signed legislation providing nearly $70 billion for immigration and border enforcement efforts through the end of his term. The bill aims to support deportation efforts and border security initiatives.
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The Mississippi Development Authority said NPL Construction will invest more than $1.9 million and create over 40 jobs by leasing a 70,000-square-foot facility in Greenwood.
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The news outlet moved Monday to lift a court seal in a Greenville case after officials could not account for more than 100 pieces of DNA evidence tied to a 2005 rape and manslaughter conviction, attorney Andrew Coffman said.
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Despite federal efforts to support coal, solar power continues to grow in the United States, surpassing coal for the first time in May and remaining the leading source of new electricity capacity.
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Hinds County has approved a temporary pay increase for public defenders using federal pandemic relief funds, narrowing the pay gap with prosecutors for six months amid ongoing calls for long-term funding.
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