Tippah County, MS News
Hunter Biden announced Monday he will debut a meme coin traded under the ticker $LAPTOP, a reference to the controversy over his personal laptop, the Wall Street Journal reported. The Journal said he teased the launch with a video that compiled news clips.
Read More
An emergency crew rescued a construction worker from scaffolding on the White House North Portico Monday and the worker was taken to a hospital, The Washington Post reported.
Read More
The national average for regular gasoline reached $4.14 a gallon going into the Labor Day weekend, a holiday record, AAA said. The previous Labor Day record was $3.82 in 2012, and AAA said diesel also reached its highest ever price on Friday.
Read More
A power surge at Doak Campbell Stadium delayed Monday’s kickoff and led officials to resume play without helmet-to-helmet, coordinator or sideline communications, school officials said.
Read More
Britain is expected to announce trade restrictions on goods and services tied to Israeli settlements in the West Bank, a move set to escalate pressure on Israel and draw objections from U.S. and Israeli officials, according to reports.
Read More
Kyiv was struck by ballistic and cruise missiles Tuesday, days after U.S. officials visited Ukraine and Russia amid efforts to restart peace negotiations.
Read More
A cargo plane crash at Miami International Airport killed five people and injured others. Meanwhile, Germany’s far-right AfD party secured a victory in a key state election.
Read More
A report says Chinese authorities have released little information about the dead and missing one week after floods, a contrast to more open reporting in Nepal.
Read More
A former senior U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services official and an accomplice were arrested Wednesday on federal charges alleging they took nearly $960,000 in exchange for fast‑tracking and manipulating immigration applications, prosecutors said.
Read More
The U.S. Embassy and consulates in Mexico said Saturday that U.S. government activity in Nogales, Sonora, is limited to essential daytime movement because of threat information. Sonora officials said they were notified but did not identify a specific danger.
Read More