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A social media message marking National Lipstick Day warned that applying makeup behind the wheel is distracted driving and could lead to a tow, the post said.
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A police department credited mechanic Jason Bridges and his coworkers with keeping patrol cars and other department vehicles operational 24/7, saying hard work, family and faith are central to his work.
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President Donald Trump said Wednesday that Supreme Court decisions overturning his emergency tariffs and an order on birthright citizenship have cost the United States “trillions and trillions,” he wrote on Truth Social.
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Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins announced a $25 million investment to establish a sterile fly dispersal facility in Arizona aimed at controlling the New World screwworm.
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Sen. Jim Banks, R-Ind., and Sen. Andy Kim, D-N.J., introduced the Kidd’s Stuttering Act Wednesday to improve identification and treatment for children who stutter, with backing from former NBA player Michael Kidd-Gilchrist, their offices said.
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New York Giants receiver Malik Nabers, who tore an ACL and meniscus last season, took part in a full practice Wednesday at the team’s training camp and drew praise from coach John Harbaugh.
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EA Sports released the top player ratings for ‘Madden NFL 27,’ highlighting quarterbacks Matthew Stafford and Josh Allen, who both earned 99 ratings and joined the elite club.
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Patrick Clancy’s detailed account of Jan. 24, 2023, errands and a phone call may give prosecutors a tighter timeline to argue Lindsay Clancy was lucid and criminally responsible, attorney Shari Karney told Fox News Digital.
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Authorities said they will not file charges after an 18-month-old boy who was declared dead was later found breathing by a medical examiner’s employee.
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Margaret Fleming of Front Office Sports reported that FIFA has given member associations and clubs until Sept. 19 to approve a proposal to sell shares of its flagship tournaments. The plan, referred to in coverage as FIFA Forward Enterprise, has been met with criticism from soccer organizations worldwide.
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Mississippi State will play at LSU in October for the first time in four years, and Jon Blau of The Advocate joined Brian Hadad’s podcast to preview what the episode described as one of college football’s most interesting teams.
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Brian Hadad and Carlo Barone revisited Mississippi’s high school Class of 2016, saying it was led by three elite players and included unexpected standouts and notable misses.
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A Magnolia Tribune column warned that more than 27% of Mississippi students missed at least 10% of last school year and urged community and legislative action to improve attendance.
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Dr. Anthony Fauci repeatedly refused to answer questions about COVID-19, invoking the Fifth Amendment during a partisan Senate committee hearing, shielding himself from potential perjury charges.
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The Tennessee Valley Authority is giving $50,000 to the University of Mississippi to help replant trees lost in Winter Storm Fern, the university said Wednesday. Ole Miss estimates about 11% of its Oxford campus tree canopy was lost in the storm.
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A federal agency is close to approving a $1.7 billion natural gas pipeline across Mississippi, prompting concerns from landowners and environmental groups.
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Four of seven Jackson City Council members voted Tuesday against an order to amend the city’s fiscal 2026 budget, saying recent spending cuts mean a shortfall is not certain, officials said.
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The Mississippi Supreme Court permanently disbarred Jody Owens, the former Hinds County district attorney, following his guilty plea to a federal conspiracy charge. Owens announced his resignation amid the legal proceedings.
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BMCU said its RN-to-BSN track is accepting applications for a flexible program for working nurses, with classes beginning soon. Application and tuition details are available on the university website.
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Many parents say children may not remember the first toy they received, but they recall experiences such as their first baseball game or learning to ride a bike. Parents say the time spent with children matters most.
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