Greene criticizes Trump over Texas Senate runoff demand
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene criticized former President Donald Trump for insisting that one of the remaining Texas Republican Senate candidates drop out after his endorsement.
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Texas Rangers unveil ‘One Riot, One Ranger’ statue at Globe Life Field
The Texas Rangers unveiled a new statue in left field at Globe Life Field, reigniting debate over the team’s historical ties to controversial figures and events.
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Keith Olbermann faces backlash for calling Lou Holtz a ‘scumbag’ after coach’s death
Former ESPN broadcaster Keith Olbermann drew criticism on social media after he referred to the late Lou Holtz as a ‘legendary scumbag’ following the coach’s death. The comment sparked widespread outrage.
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Power outage hits western Cuba amid ongoing energy crisis fueled by U.S. sanctions
A widespread blackout affected western Cuba on Wednesday, as the country continues to face power outages linked to sanctions and aging infrastructure.
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Senate Republicans vote to block war powers resolution on Iran
Senate Republicans rejected a measure to limit President Trump’s military actions against Iran, marking a key moment in the ongoing conflict in the Middle East, according to lawmakers.
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Commentators Say Mississippi State’s Mistakes Led to Second Straight Loss in Hattiesburg
Mississippi State dropped a second straight game in Hattiesburg Tuesday night, and commentators Brian Hadad and Robbie Faulk said the Bulldogs were largely responsible for the defeat.
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Mississippi teacher pay raise bills fail to clear deadline
Legislation proposing salary increases for teachers in Mississippi did not advance before Tuesday’s legislative deadline, but supporters vow to continue efforts this session.
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U.S. stocks rise after economic reports and easing oil prices
Wall Street rebounded Wednesday as economic data pointed to strong growth and oil prices stabilized, easing market volatility amid geopolitical tensions.
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Bills to Adjust New PERS Tier 5 Die, Officials Say
Legislation to roll back parts of Mississippi’s recently enacted PERS Tier 5 failed to advance, raising concerns from law enforcement and other public employees about recruitment and retention.
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Clinton OKs tax deal for undisclosed data center as residents voice concerns
Clinton city leaders approved a tax incentive for an unnamed company proposing a data center that city officials say could bring at least $750 million in investment and create 50 jobs, prompting residents to raise questions about secrecy, utilities and pollution.
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Mississippi lawmaker drops gun bill after NRA opposition
A Mississippi senator withdrew a bill aimed at restricting gun access for domestic violence offenders amid opposition from the NRA. He plans to reintroduce the measure next year.
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Fifth Circuit upholds bribery conviction of former Hinds County sheriff Crisler
A federal appeals court has affirmed the conviction of Marshand Crisler, the former interim sheriff of Hinds County, on charges of accepting bribes. Crisler is currently serving a prison sentence.
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Northeast Mississippi Community College honors Britney Whitley with Northeast Way Award
Britney Whitley, assistant vice president of the Student Success Center at NEMCC, received the Northeast Way Award for her positive leadership and dedication to the campus community.
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MDOT says I-10 crash near Gautier cleared
The Mississippi Department of Transportation said a crash on Interstate 10 near Gautier was cleared at 9:30 a.m. Wednesday. MDOT had reported the right eastbound lane was blocked and urged drivers to seek alternate routes.
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Board of Aldermen waives utility late fees after Ice Storm Fern
The Board of Aldermen voted Tuesday to waive late fees for February and March utility bills after Ice Storm Fern, but service cut-offs will still occur if bills remain unpaid, the board said.
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NEMCC adviser outlines health science career paths to Booneville classes
Northeast Mississippi Community College said health science adviser Tiffany Hatcher visited Booneville classes to present career opportunities in the college’s health science programs.
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MDOT Holds Equipment Operators Roadeo in McComb
The Mississippi Department of Transportation held its annual Equipment Operators Roadeo for District 7 in McComb on Feb. 26, 2026, the agency said. Southern District Transportation Commissioner Charles Busby said the event mixes workforce development with spirited competition and training.
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Kania Simmons awarded Bill Ricketts Memorial Scholarship, NEMCC Foundation says
The NEMCC Foundation announced that Kania Simmons has received the Bill Ricketts Memorial Scholarship. The foundation said applications for the 2026-207 academic year are open and close March 15.
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On Porches and Politics: When National News Walks Down the Street
This week’s headlines — from hot Texas primaries to a widening war — arrive like neighbors dropping by: inconvenient, urgent and intensely personal. On the front porch, we try to make sense of them together.
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Cornyn, Paxton headed to May 26 runoff as Texas court halts Dallas count
Sen. John Cornyn and Attorney General Ken Paxton will face a May 26 runoff after neither reached the 50% plus one vote threshold in Tuesday’s GOP primary, according to election returns. A Texas Supreme Court order has halted a Dallas vote count, complicating the results.
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