Trump to attend dignified transfer of six U.S. soldiers in Kuwait
President Donald Trump announced he will attend the transfer of six U.S. service members killed in Kuwait amid escalating tensions with Iran.
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Justice Department drops probe into Biden autopen claims, outlets say
Multiple news outlets reported the Justice Department ended an inquiry into former President Donald Trump’s allegation that President Joe Biden and aides used an autopen to sign official documents after prosecutors could not build a criminal case.
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California Rep. Kevin Kiley files for reelection as independent after redistricting
Rep. Kevin Kiley announced Friday he will run for reelection as an independent in a newly drawn district after California’s redistricting process.
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Report: Patrick Mahomes could return from ACL injury sooner than projected
Fox Sports’ Jay Glazer said Patrick Mahomes’ recovery from a season-ending ACL tear may be faster than initially expected, noting early surgery and rapid rehab.
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Violence erupts at NYC vigil for Iranian leader Khamenei, punches fly
A vigil in Washington Square Park for the late Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei turned chaotic Friday, with fights breaking out and police intervening, according to videos and witnesses.
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Raiders trade Maxx Crosby to Ravens for two first-round picks
The Las Vegas Raiders traded five-time Pro Bowl pass rusher Maxx Crosby to the Baltimore Ravens for two first-round picks, including the No. 14 overall selection, according to multiple reports.
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Ole Miss beats Vanderbilt 89-78 in SEC Tournament quarterfinals
No. 24 Ole Miss overcame a slow start to defeat fifth-ranked Vanderbilt in the SEC Tournament quarterfinals, advancing to the semifinals.
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Trump warns college sports could collapse without reforms, predicts legal battle
President Trump told a White House summit that the entire U.S. college system could fail if college sports are not fixed, signaling potential executive action amid debate over athlete compensation and funding.
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Pearl River flood control project could boost Jackson’s economic growth
Local leaders see the Pearl River flood control project as a catalyst for downtown Jackson’s redevelopment, including retail, recreation, and nature spaces, despite some environmental and funding concerns.
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Mississippi Senate removes steering ban from PBM reform bill
The Mississippi Senate’s Public Health Committee approved an amendment to preserve pharmacy benefit managers’ authority with the Board of Pharmacy, removing a steering prohibition from the bill. The move aims to protect independent pharmacies.
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Sen. Wicker: Trump’s strike on Iran was ‘profound, deliberate and correct’
Sen. Roger Wicker, R-Miss., said President Donald Trump’s decision to strike Iran was the right move and outlined the goals and claimed achievements of the campaign in a column.
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Army Corps clarifies no final decision on Pearl River flood control project
The Army Corps of Engineers has not yet approved a flood control plan for the Pearl River in Mississippi, despite local announcements suggesting progress. A final environmental review is pending.
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Mississippi House Introduces New Teacher Pay Raise Bill amid Senate Dispute
The Mississippi House unanimously unveiled a new teacher pay increase proposal on Friday, criticizing the Senate’s approach as legislators struggle to reach an agreement on education funding.
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UMMC considers takeover of Greenwood Leflore Hospital amid financial struggles
Greenwood Leflore Hospital has signed a letter of intent to explore a potential transfer of operations to the University of Mississippi Medical Center, according to officials and documents obtained by Mississippi Today.
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Mississippi State first lady credits community college experience for White House role
Rhonda Keenum told Phi Theta Kappa students her membership at Northeast Mississippi Community College helped lead to a senior White House staff position during the George W. Bush administration, Mississippi State University said.
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State Auditor Shad White praised for uncovering $400 million in government waste
The State Financial Officers Foundation honored State Auditor Shad White and his office for their efforts to identify waste in state government.
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Northeast Mississippi Community College officials meet in Jackson to discuss America’s Talent Strategy
Officials from Northeast Mississippi Community College’s Adult Education program joined state and local leaders in Jackson to explore the Five Pillars of America’s Talent Strategy and to advocate for adult education, the college said.
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Harry Styles releases new album ‘Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally’
Harry Styles has officially released his latest album, ‘Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally,’ inspiring messages about safe driving and sharing the road.
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MDOT praises workers on Employee Appreciation Day
The Mississippi Department of Transportation thanked its crews, engineers and office staff Tuesday, calling them the “heartbeat of our highways,” the agency said.
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NEMCC Foundation awards Coke of Corinth scholarships to two students
The NEMCC Foundation announced that Levi Lovelace of Tishomingo and Haven Alvis of Rienzi received the Coke of Corinth Scholarship.
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