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I do not possess a crystal ball. Owning one would ease the authoring of OpEds and ensure optimal return on . . .

Politicians, mostly Democrats, talk a great deal about affordability and inflation. Republicans, not so much because policies they and their . . .

MVSU basketball player was reportedly warned about his expired immigration status years before ICE detained him

Years before immigration officers arrested a Mississippi Valley State University basketball player last week, the school he previously played for . . .

From Comic Books to Television, The MAX Hosts Two Events with Mississippi Creators in October

MERIDIAN – From comic books to television, Mississippi creators are making their mark on the world. This October, the Mississippi . . .

Visiting Ruth in Manhattan

Ginny and I visited Ruth in Manhattan, then traveled to DC, where I had a media conference to attend. Ruth . . .

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Lax control enabled massive COVID fraud
Wed,10/07/26-1:24PM , 248 Reads 6,080 Statewide
Federal and state investigators may never be able to track down all of the fraud that occurred during the COVID-19 pandemic. The scale of it is massive.
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Governor Reeves praises President Trump’s order to allow red-dyed diesel on the road
By FRANK CORDER - MAGNOLIA TRIBUNE
Wed,10/07/26-1:54PM , 133 Reads 3,516 Statewide
Commissioner of Public Safety Sean Tindell has directed his agency not to enforce the dyed diesel prohibition on highways. “Thanks to this executive order and Commissioner Tindell’s swift action, much-needed relief will be delivered to our nation’s farmers, truckers, ranchers and loggers,” Governor Tate Reeves said.
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SEC Football is Confusing
Thu,10/08/26-2:22PM , 399 Reads 10,193 Statewide
By Elijah Klepczyk

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SEC football this year could be summed up in one word: chaotic. It has been very difficult to get a read on most of the 16 teams – one week they look like a million bucks, and then next week not so much.
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It’s still difficult to expect change
By JACK RYAN - Guest Editorial, Publisher of Enterprise Journal
Tue,10/06/26-10:00AM , 410 Reads
Democratic candidates for high office in Southern states keep saying they have a better chance at victory this year. Maybe they do. Maybe the world of politics has truly changed as the midterm elections approach, and more conservative voters are unhappy enough to give Democrats a chance.
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