Shop Hop runs downtown today, organizers say
Organizers say Shop Hop is taking place downtown today. Visitors are asked to collect stamps at participating shops for a chance to win.
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Tippah County & Mississippi
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News, sports and community updates from Tippah County and across Mississippi. Newest stories first.
U.S. Lifts Sanctions on Iranian Oil Stranded at Sea
The Trump administration on Friday evening authorized the sale of Iranian oil stuck at sea, the Treasury Department said, in a narrowly tailored, short-term move amid rising energy costs.
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FBI: Russia targeting “high intelligence value” Americans on Signal
FBI Director Kash Patel said Friday that Russia’s intelligence services have targeted U.S. officials, military figures, politicians and journalists on private messaging apps, including Signal, in an ongoing phishing campaign.
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Iran fires two ballistic missiles toward Diego Garcia, report says
The Wall Street Journal reported Friday that Iran launched two ballistic missiles toward the joint U.S.-U.K. base on Diego Garcia; officials told the paper the base was not hit.
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Transgender golfer sues LPGA, USGA over new gender policies
Hailey Davidson sued the LPGA and USGA, saying policies that bar competitors who underwent male puberty from women’s events effectively exclude many transgender women, her lawsuit says.
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Justin Timberlake struggles through sobriety tests during Hamptons traffic stop
Police footage shows singer Justin Timberlake failing field sobriety tests after a traffic stop in the Hamptons. Timberlake later pleaded guilty to a reduced charge and received community service.
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More than 5,500 ordered to evacuate north of Honolulu as officials warn 120-year-old dam could fail
Officials ordered evacuations for more than 5,500 people in towns north of Honolulu after heavy rains flooded communities and raised concerns that a 120-year-old dam could fail, officials said.
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Jury finds Elon Musk liable for misleading investors during Twitter purchase
A jury has found Elon Musk responsible for misleading investors before acquiring Twitter in 2022, but cleared him of some fraud claims.
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U.S. judge rules Pentagon policy violates First Amendment
A U.S. judge ruled that a Pentagon policy requiring media organizations to pledge not to gather information unless Defense officials authorized its release is at odds with the First Amendment, the judge said.
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Ted DiBiase Jr. acquitted on federal charges in Mississippi welfare case
A federal jury in Jackson found former WWE wrestler Ted DiBiase Jr. not guilty on 13 charges tied to a Mississippi welfare scandal that investigators say involved about $94 million in misspent funds.
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Lattimore leads Ole Miss past Gonzaga 81-66
Latasha Lattimore scored 15 points and Sira Thienou returned from a knee bruise as No. 5-seed Ole Miss beat No. 12-seed Gonzaga 81-66 in Minneapolis, the box score shows.
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Mississippi conservative donors say they may withhold support after Legislature’s actions
Eight regular Republican donors told Magnolia Tribune they are reconsidering political giving after lawmakers killed a school choice proposal and approved changes to a pharmacy benefit bill that business leaders say will raise drug costs.
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White House urges Congress to limit AI regulations in new policy framework
The Biden administration calls for federal leadership to prevent a patchwork of state AI laws, emphasizing the need to balance innovation with safety. Congressional leaders show bipartisan support, but legislative approval may be challenging.
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Ted DiBiase Jr. acquitted of all charges in Mississippi welfare fraud case
A jury found former wrestler Ted DiBiase Jr. not guilty on all 13 counts related to Mississippi’s largest public welfare embezzlement scheme. The verdict concludes a years-long legal battle over misappropriation of federal funds.
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Ex-wrestler Teddy DiBiase Jr. found not guilty in Mississippi welfare scandal
A federal jury acquitted Teddy DiBiase Jr. of all charges related to a Mississippi welfare fraud scheme after a 20-day trial. DiBiase, a former pro wrestler, was accused of misusing nearly $3 million in federal funds.
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Supreme Court revives Mississippi preacher Gabriel Olivier’s lawsuit
The justices unanimously ruled Friday that Gabriel Olivier may seek an injunction blocking future enforcement of a Brandon, Mississippi, ordinance after his arrest, Justice Elena Kagan wrote. Lower courts had barred the suit because of a prior criminal conviction.
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Ole Miss women’s basketball team beats Gonzaga 81-66 in NCAA tournament
The Rebels secured their first-round victory behind Latasha Lattimore’s 15 points, advancing to face Minnesota or Green Bay in the next round.
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Chief Quaka Plays With Children During Patrol, Department Says
Chief Quaka spent time playing ball with children, handing out snacks and talking with families while on patrol, the department said.
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Mississippi DOT urges drivers, cyclists to share the road on first day of spring
The Mississippi Department of Transportation reminded motorists and bicyclists to exercise caution as spring arrives, offering specific passing and riding guidance and a free bicycling guide.
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Mississippi State Auditor Comments on DiBiase Trial Outcome
State Auditor Shad White expressed disappointment in the trial’s result but emphasized the ongoing efforts to recover misspent funds related to the welfare scandal.
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