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Mississippi executes the longest-serving man on the state’s death row for 1976 killing

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Mississippi executes the longest-serving man on the state’s death row for 1976 killing

57% Center coverage: 117 sources

The longest-serving man on Mississippi’s death row was executed Wednesday, nearly five decades after he kidnapped and killed a bank loan officer’s wife in a violent ransom scheme.See the Story

Mississippi set to execute state’s longest-serving death row inmate

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Mississippi set to execute state’s longest-serving death row inmate

58% Center coverage: 48 sources

Supreme Court to consider reviving Mississippi evangelist’s challenge to protest ordinance

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Supreme Court to consider reviving Mississippi evangelist’s challenge to protest ordinance

50% Center coverage: 12 sources

Amazon data center: Haste makes waste.

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The new Amazon data centers in Madison will consume 50 to 100 percent as much electricity as every other home, business and industry on the Entergy Mississippi grid combined.Amazon · Grenada See the Story

In the Spotlight: Roger Wicker

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Senate Armed Services Chairman Roger Wicker is pushing to boost national security spending through normal budgetary channels heading into the next fiscal year, warning that defense priorities are “far from paid for” under the House-passed reconciliation text. The Mississippi Republican called the bill “a start” but rejected the notion that the administration’s proposed $1 trillion fiscal 2026 defense budget, a plan that hinges the bulk of its D…Senate · Mississippi Read Article

'It's just a distraction': Dem hammers Trump for hypocrisy

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

WASHINGTON – Dismissing President Donald Trump’s claim that preemptive pardons Joe Biden gave members of the House January 6 committee are invalid if Biden used an autopen to sign them, the senior Democrat who chaired that panel and received such a pardon doubted whether Trump himself signed all pardons he gave supporters who carried out the Capitol attack.Rep. Bennie Thompson (D-MS) told Raw Story: “Ask him! Did he sign all 1,500 pardons?”Trump…Politics · Mississippi Read Article

While Trump overhauls FEMA, Mississippi tornado survivors await assistance

53% Center coverage: 88 sources

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Brett Favre’s defamation lawsuit against Mississippi auditor will move forward, court says

51% Center coverage: 31 sources

A defamation lawsuit filed by retired NFL quarterback Brett Favre against Mississippi Auditor Shad White for his comments on a welfare scandal will move forward after Mississippi’s Supreme Court on Thursday denied White’s appeal to dismiss the lawsuit. “The facts of this case have not changed and Auditor White will continue to defend himself from this ridiculous and frivolous lawsuit,” White’s office said in a statement.Brett Favre · Mississippi See the Story

SANDOVAL: Jasmine Crockett Defends Large-Scale Brawls In ‘Stank’ Speech

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

'I oftentimes have to let my staff start a speech, and then I either put some stank on it, or I completely go off the dome'Politics · Mississippi Read Article

Crockett blames MAGA for threats to Tougaloo College following commencement speech

62% Right coverage: 21 sources

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The Mississippi Transformation: Genuine Respect for Black Students in Action

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Access to the popular website Spectator.org has been temporarily restricted for some users, causing confusion and frustration. The site issued a notice stating that access was limited due to security concerns, specifically for visitors from certain areas. This restriction is indicated by an HTTP response code of 503, which typically means the server is currently unable to handle the request. The block took place on May 3, 2025, at 16:47 GMT. Use…Politics · Mississippi See the Story

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