Reality TV Fame Serves as Springboard to Political Runs
A recent article says reality television’s larger-than-life characters offer escapist entertainment, and some participants are using that fame to run for public office.
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Hasan Piker defends activists tied to Neville Roy Singham network, disputes Cuba scrutiny
Political streamer Hasan Piker called activists linked to a network funded by Neville Roy Singham “wonderful people” during a protest outside the Delaney Hall ICE detention facility and said scrutiny of his Cuba trip was overblown, Fox News Digital reported.
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Bass likens reality TV rival to Trump as tight Los Angeles mayoral race heads to likely runoff
Mayor Karen Bass compared challenger Spencer Pratt to President Donald Trump during a Saturday livestream as the competitive Los Angeles mayoral primary heads toward a probable November runoff, recent polls and campaign appearances show.
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U.N. Adds Israeli, Russian Forces to Sexual-Violence Blacklist
The U.N. said Friday it has, for the first time, included Israeli and Russian security forces on its annual list of parties credibly suspected of sexual violence during conflict.
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Zelensky says major Russian attacks expected within 48 hours
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said he expects major attacks from Russia within the next 48 hours, citing intelligence shared by the United States and European allies.
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Bat found near Fremont sidewalk tests positive for rabies, officials say
A bat found May 26 near Palo Verde Common in South Fremont tested positive for rabies, Alameda County Vector Control confirmed Thursday. Officials urged residents to avoid wildlife and seek immediate medical attention if they may have been exposed.
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Wembanyama leads Spurs past Thunder 111-103 to set Knicks rematch
Victor Wembanyama and the San Antonio Spurs beat the Oklahoma City Thunder 111-103 in Game 7 on Saturday to win the Western Conference and advance to the NBA Finals against the New York Knicks.
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45 arrested after PSG victory prompts fires, vandalism in Paris
At least 45 people were detained and fires were set across Paris after celebrations of Paris Saint-Germain’s Champions League win turned violent, authorities said.
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Mississippi Free Press CEO emphasizes systemic journalism’s role in impactful reporting
Donna Ladd, CEO of the Mississippi Free Press, discusses how systemic reporting influences their journalism, covering topics from elections to university emails.
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Three injured in crash on I-220 in Jackson
A crash on Interstate 220 in Jackson injured at least three people and blocked all northbound lanes, according to authorities.
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Virginia eliminates Southern Miss, 15-11, in NCAA regional
Virginia beat Southern Miss 15-11 on May 30, 2026, in Hattiesburg, knocking the Golden Eagles out of the NCAA regional, WHLT reported.
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Child injured by stray bullet in Jackson, police say
Jackson police say a child was struck by a stray bullet May 30 in the York Drive area and investigators are working to determine the circumstances.
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White Sox call up former Ole Miss shortstop Jacob Gonzalez after Murakami injury
The Chicago White Sox promoted infielder Jacob Gonzalez to the major leagues May 30, the team said, after Munetaka Murakami suffered a hamstring strain.
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Southern Miss eliminated from Hattiesburg regional with 15-11 extra-inning loss to Virginia
Virginia scored four runs in the 10th inning to knock out Southern Miss 15-11 on Saturday, ending the Golden Eagles’ stay in the Hattiesburg regional.
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Pearl River wins NJCAA Division II baseball title on walk-off RBI
Pearl River Community College beat South Mountain 4-3 on a walk-off RBI single in the 11th inning to claim its second NJCAA Division II baseball championship in four years, the college said.
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Louisiana changes chronic wasting disease rules as scientists warn of risks
Louisiana lawmakers narrowed wildlife officials’ authority to restrict baiting and feeding and advanced a bill to allow deer rehabilitation, moves scientists say could worsen the spread of chronic wasting disease.
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Marginal severe storm risk in place for Mid-South Monday
Forecasters say a Marginal (Level 1 of 5) risk for severe storms is expected Monday across the Mid-South, with the main threats being damaging winds, heavy downpours and isolated hail.
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DA warns seniors about scams at Prentiss County appreciation day
District Attorney Jason D. Herring attended the Prentiss County TRIAD and Sheriff’s Department Senior Citizens Appreciation Day and urged caution against phone, text and online scams, he said.
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SR 16/149 bridge project enters final phase, MDOT says
The Mississippi Department of Transportation said crews have completed two bridges and the deck on a third and are finishing roadway work on the State Route 16/149 replacements across the Yazoo River Floodway Channels.
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Southern Squeeze to Serve Lemonade, Dirty Sodas at Burnside Music Fest
Burnside Music Fest organizers said Southern Squeeze will offer lemonades, dirty sodas and specialty drinks on Saturday, June 6, 2026, in historic downtown Ripley, Mississippi.
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