Northeast says it’s not too late to resume education
Northeast urged people who paused degrees, careers or other goals that they can redefine what comes next and directed them to nemcc.edu for information, the college said.
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NWS Memphis warns of ‘extreme’ heat; heat indices could near 110 degrees
The National Weather Service in Memphis said the region is under a Level 4 of 4 ‘Extreme’ heat risk, with many locations expected to reach about 100 degrees and heat indices near 110 degrees.
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When Preseason Matters: Rookies Are Buying Their Futures
This year’s NFL preseason Week 1 felt less like a meaningless exhibition and more like a marketplace: rookies showing they belong, veterans defending spots, and front offices taking notes.
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White House report says China routed goods through more than 40 countries to avoid 2018 tariffs
A White House report released Thursday says China routed billions of dollars of goods through more than 40 countries to evade tariffs President Donald Trump imposed in 2018, costing the U.S. billions in lost revenue, the report says.
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Interior Department investigating vandalism at World War II Memorial
The Interior Department says U.S. Park Police are investigating after brightly colored graffiti and soap bubbles were found in the memorial’s fountain, a department spokesperson said.
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Nevada judge dismisses criminal charges in 2020 ‘fake electors’ case
A Clark County judge on Thursday dismissed criminal charges against six Republicans accused of falsely declaring Donald Trump the winner of Nevada’s 2020 election, ruling there was insufficient evidence to support the prosecution.
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CNN criticizes Patriot Games as ‘overwhelmingly White’ in social media analysis
CNN’s Audie Cornish questioned the diversity of the Patriot Games, a youth sports event attended by President Trump, citing social media analysis and calling it ‘dystopian’ and ‘exclusive.’
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White House report links transshipment to $26 billion in lost revenue, targets China and others
A new White House report warns that transshipment practices are costing the U.S. up to $26 billion annually and points to China and other nations as key sources of the issue.
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Turnovers overshadow Anthony Richardson’s strong first-half stats in Colts’ preseason opener
Anthony Richardson completed 11 of 14 passes in the first half but threw an interception and fumbled, leaving his place on the Colts’ depth chart uncertain.
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Feds probe ‘mention markets’ over manipulation concerns
Federal officials said they have opened an inquiry into prediction markets that let users bet on what people say, citing concerns the platforms may attract manipulators.
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Senate Democrats demand answers on conditions aboard USS Abraham Lincoln
Senate Democrats are questioning the conditions aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln, which has been deployed in the Middle East for 250 days. The defense secretary dismissed reports of poor conditions.
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O’Connor says he is full speed into second season after mixed debut at Mississippi State
Mississippi State coach Brian O’Connor told reporter Brian Hadad he is moving full speed into his second season after a first year that produced highs and lows. Hadad reported O’Connor discussed the transfer portal, his assessment of year one and sophomore Jacob Parker.
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Analyst Compares Mississippi State Depth Charts From Lebby’s First to Third Seasons
Writer Brian Hadad compared Mississippi State’s depth charts from Jeff Lebby’s first season to his third, breaking down position-by-position changes to assess roster development.
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Congressional Black Caucus Calls for DOJ Review of Nolan Wells Death
The Congressional Black Caucus has urged the Justice Department to independently review the circumstances surrounding the death of 18-year-old Nolan Wells, more than a month after his disappearance on Horn Island, Mississippi.
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Gulf of America offshore oil and gas lease sale nets nearly $83 million in high bids
The Department of Interior’s latest Gulf lease sale raised $82.7 million in high bids, exceeding previous sales but falling short of December’s total. Major oil companies participated in the auction.
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Mississippi Transportation Commission approves increase for debris monitoring contract after Winter Storm Fern
The Mississippi Department of Transportation is increasing funding for debris monitoring following more storm debris than initially estimated from Winter Storm Fern. The storm caused widespread damage in January.
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Family, Advocates Call for Transparency in Nolan Wells Investigation
Nolan Wells’ family and advocates are demanding greater transparency amid ongoing questions about his death, which remains under investigation. Attorneys and community leaders are calling for answers and accountability.
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Lexington alderman found guilty of harassing, stalking city clerk
A justice court judge found Alderman Charlie Earl Simmons guilty of harassing, stalking and assaulting city employees and ordered him to stay away from the deputy city clerk, court records show.
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Federal judge refuses last-minute bid to block DeSoto County majority-Black judicial subdistricts
U.S. District Judge Sharion Aycock denied a request to redraw judicial district lines that plaintiffs said would affect DeSoto County voters, saying a change so close to the November election would be improper.
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Miss. auditor: former Columbus councilman, contractor arrested in bid-rigging case
State Auditor Shad White said special agents arrested former Columbus City Councilman Joseph Mickens Jr. and contractor Marcus Dawson on allegations they rigged bids to steer city contracts and laundered payments.
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