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Cornyn went to great lengths to avoid Trump’s wrath. The Texas senator lost his seat anyway
As it turned out, it would never be enough.
Attacks from suspicious residents complicate the fight against a rare type of Ebola
Every time Vanny Birungi, a volunteer with the Red Cross in eastern Congo, goes out to raise awareness about the latest Ebola outbreak as suspected cases near 1,000, she faces a double threat.
The Verdict: Oktibbeha County criminal dispositions for April 20-May 1
Judge Michelle Easterling ■ Mandrell Juvoe Batts, sale of methamphetamine, 12 years MDOC, seven to serve, five years suspended with probation, two counts of sale
Trump’s latest immigration move clouds the path to green cards
When President Donald Trump’s administration announced last week that it would require green card seekers to apply from their home countries instead of in the U.S., immigration attorney Flavia Santos Lloyd’s phone began ringing off the hook with clients worried about the implications for them.
Woman fired by Indiana university over Charlie Kirk post to receive $225,000 legal settlement
A woman fired by an Indiana university over her Facebook post criticizing conservative activist Charlie Kirk after he was killed will receive $225,000 to settle a lawsuit that accused her former employer of violating her free-speech rights, the woman’s attorneys said Tuesday.
Trump insists Iran ‘negotiating on fumes’ as he looks for deal to settle conflict and reopen Hormuz
President Donald Trump gathered with his Cabinet on Wednesday at a precarious moment for talks aimed at ending the war with Iran and asserted that the Iranian side is “negotiating on fumes.”
Trump administration raises US refugee cap, but only for white South Africans
The Trump administration said Tuesday that it will admit an additional 10,000 white South Africans into the U.S. as refugees this year, increasing its historically low annual cap but still blocking people from other countries from entering through the program.
Divers find 5 villagers alive in a flooded cave in Laos after more than a week trapped in darkness
Five villagers who became trapped in a flooded cave in central Laos more than a week ago have been found alive by divers who discovered them sitting on a rock in the darkness, rescuers said Wednesday, but two others are still missing.
Other Editors: Congress’ continued refusal to enforce War Powers Act ignores law, national will
Americans don’t agree on much today, but overwhelming majorities agree that President Donald Trump’s war in Iran was and is a mistake.
Alabama asks Supreme Court to allow use of congressional map helping GOP, despite racial bias ruling
Alabama on Wednesday asked the Supreme Court to allow it to use a congressional map favoring Republicans in this year’s elections, despite a lower court’s ruling that the redistricting plan intentionally discriminates against Black people.
US stocks inch to more records after oil prices drop
U.S. stocks inched to more records Wednesday after oil prices fell and eased the pressure on households and businesses worldwide.
US will need years to replenish stockpiles of advanced weapons used in Iran war, new analysis finds
U.S. military contractors need at least three years to replenish stockpiles of three key weapons systems used heavily in the Iran war, according to an analysis released Wednesday, adding to concerns that American forces would have limited firepower in any future conflict with China.
Froma Harrop: Sonny Rollins knew not to die young
How is it that the “Saxophone Colossus” Sonny Rollins lived to 95? Aren’t jazz musicians supposed to die at tragically early ages? Actually, that’s a myth that Rollins and others proved flawed.
Mary Means Business: Steakhouse opening in Columbus
Martie’s Steakhouse and More is opening soon in Columbus.
Dr. Dan Jones recalls introducing North Koreans to football, The Grove and all things Hotty Toddy
Today’s column comes to you compliments of a chapter in Dr. Dan Jones’ new memoir “Medical Missionary,” an intriguing read I much enjoyed.
Knicks fans forget about the bad times and savor a record run to their first NBA Finals since 1999
The song selection at the New York Knicks’ watch party couldn’t have been more obvious.
‘An underdog is still a dog’: Mississippi State does it again
Put it on the T-shirts. Splash it across social media. Paste it on every billboard from Starkville to Oklahoma City.
World Cup transit sticker shock hits fans with tickets to matches in some US host cities
Dubbed the “Sommermärchen,” or “Summer Fairy Tale,” the 2006 World Cup in Germany was a widely praised showcase for a modern, unified nation that was welcoming to fans from around the globe.
Supreme Court won’t intervene in discrimination suit led by Black ex-head coach Flores against NFL
The Supreme Court on Tuesday refused to intervene in a discrimination lawsuit led by former Miami Dolphins head coach Brian Flores against the NFL, allowing the case to proceed toward trial.
The power of sharing a table
Real-world connection has become increasingly rare, and if you’ve felt the effects, you’re not alone.
