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June 24, 2008
Obama distorting the Bible
Dobson accuses Obama of ‘distorting’ Bible As Barack Obama broadens his outreach to evangelical voters, one of the movement’s biggest names, James Dobson, accuses the likely Democratic presidential nominee of distorting the Bible and pushing a “fruitcake interpretation” of the Constitution. Dobson took aim at examples Obama cited in asking which Biblical passages should guide…
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June 24, 2008
Garner’s Georgia Junkyard Dawgs’ bark match their bite – John Blake #2
Garner’s Georgia Junkyard Dawgs’ bark match their bite – John Blake #2 Rodney Garner, Georgia ATHENS, Ga. — Six months ago, underdog Hawaii traveled halfway around the world to play Georgia in the symbolic cradle of SEC power — the Sugar Bowl. It was Rodney Garner’s job to convince his defensive linemen that the game…
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June 24, 2008
Wherever USC’s Ruel travels, offensive lines excel – Ole Miss Ol coach
Wherever USC’s Ruel travels, offensive lines excel – Ole Miss Ol coach Pat Ruel, USC Some guys just aren’t meant to be head coaches. Some guys are meant to coach at eight colleges. And for four NFL teams. Some guys play for Miami. Way before it was a dynasty. Some guys are meant to sleep…
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June 24, 2008
Iowa town turns to football to recover from tornado
Iowa town turns to football to recover from tornado PARKERSBURG, Iowa — Step-by-step, Jared DeVries walks deeper into the nightmare that is his former high school. Every time his white cross trainers hit the ground, he is greeted by another noise: the crackling of broken glass here and the squish of wet ceiling tiles there.…
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June 24, 2008
A history of recruiting; how coaches have stayed a step ahead
A history of recruiting; how coaches have stayed a step ahead Deryk Gilmore knew the idea had worked when he read that a recruit had referred to himself as “Bonecrusher” during an interview. Gilmore, then the director of player development at Oregon, had assigned each of the Ducks’ top recruiting targets for the class of…
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June 24, 2008
Adviser says Toyota to still build SUVs in Miss.
The Sun Herald, 6/23/8 A consultant for Toyota Motor Corp. says the automaker won’t retool its plans to build Highlander sport utility vehicles at a plant under construction in north Mississippi, despite the trend of people seeking more fuel-efficient cars. Dennis Cuneo said the Highlander is a car-based SUV and that “its sales are doing…
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June 24, 2008
Medicaid: Bottom line remains the bottom line
The Clarion-Ledger Editorial, 6/22/8 Medicaid is a program that has remained in perpetual crisis over the three decades that I’ve been writing about Mississippi state government. “Crisis” is a word we in the media like a lot – almost as much a politicians trying to gig a political enemy like it. The current Medicaid “crisis”…
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June 24, 2008
Katrina funds: Don’t let politics stall recovery
The Clarion-Ledger Editorial, 6/22/8 No one disputes the fact that housing is the No. 1 priority for the Gulf Coast after Hurricane Katrina. Gov. Haley Barbour, when asked about the top three needs after Katrina, would often reply: “Housing, housing and housing.” Significant progress has been made in the past three years, but there is…
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June 24, 2008
Speaker: Compromises are on the table, but ignored
The Clarion-Ledger Editorial, 6/22/8 Gov. Haley Barbour’s spokesman recently told a reporter that “the governor doesn’t compromise.” Never has this attitude been more apparent than in the current dispute between the governor and the House of Representatives over funding for Medicaid. The governor wants to tax hospitals while the House opposes additional taxes on health…
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June 24, 2008
Civil rights killings need closer look, some say
The Clarion-Ledger, 6/22/8 It is one of the most investigated cases of mass murder in FBI history, and yet, 44 years later, the Klan’s killings of three young men in Neshoba County remain mostly unpunished. The FBI is examining more than 100 unpunished killings from the civil rights era, many of them deaths with little…
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June 23, 2008
UPDATE:Backstrom asks court to reconsider release of letters
UPDATE:Backstrom asks court to reconsider release of letters Attorney Sidney Backstrom wants the federal judge who will sentence him Friday to reconsider showing pre-sentencing letters to the media. The letters, generally from close friends and professional associates, ask the judge for leniency and offer reasons for their requests. An attorney for Backstrom, who admitted in…
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June 23, 2008
WSJ – Sentencing Doesn’t End Scruggs’s Legal Woes
Sentencing Doesn’t End Scruggs’s Legal Woes Richard “Dickie” Scruggs, the high-profile plaintiffs lawyer who pleaded guilty in March to conspiring to bribe a Mississippi judge, will likely learn his fate Friday, when he is scheduled to be sentenced for his crime. But the sentencing won’t necessarily put an end to the legal woes of Mr.…
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February 10, 2026
High School NIL legislation quietly dies in Mississippi
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Kaitlyn Huamani, Associated Press
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February 10, 2026
Social media ‘addicting the brains of children,’ plaintiff’s lawyer argues in landmark trial
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Jeremy Pittari
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February 10, 2026
Senate sends Financial Literacy Act, Civics education bills to House
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Frank Corder
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February 6, 2026
Karman Space and Defense acquires Gulfport’s Seemann Composites, Material Sciences
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Frank Corder
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February 3, 2026
Siemens Energy investing up to $300 million in new high-voltage switchgear facility in Mississippi
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Frank Corder
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January 27, 2026
Nike announces layoffs in Mississippi, Tennessee
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Meredith Biesinger
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February 10, 2026
Shaped by Hand: The heart behind Sumrall’s Coral Depot
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Alistair Begg
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February 10, 2026
This is the King
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Robert St. John
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February 9, 2026
28 degrees and warm all day
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Samuel Gonzalez
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February 10, 2026
Education Savings Accounts recognize a simple truth: No two students are the same
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Kimberly Ross
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February 10, 2026
Walz ‘Civil War’ rhetoric irresponsible, absurd
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Grace Breazeale
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February 4, 2026
The Weight They Carry: Life as a teacher in Mississippi
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