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America’s illness

Wed,04/15/26-12:00AM, 339 Reads

Americans has for years been suffering with a stomach ace because the stomach was filled with hate, rage and racism. From time-to-time Americans would go and pass something repugnant. One day finally, Americans went, and Trump came out. It took 250 years, but it happened.
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Tennessee Williams: A house living two lives

By RICHELLE PUTNAM - MAGNOLIA TRIBUNE RICHELLE PUTNAM - MAGNOLIA TRIBUNE
Thu,04/16/26-12:28PM, 306 Reads 2,416 Statewide
The Tennessee Williams birthplace welcomes a steady flow of visitors, and their conversations fill his early childhood home. This blend of function and cultural meaning keeps the house vibrant and alive.
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Today’s Dems a far cry from JFK

By PETER GILDERSON PETER GILDERSON
Thu,04/16/26-11:36AM, 284 Reads 3,559 Statewide
Walterine Odom in her letter to the editor (NSS 4/10/26) shows that she has an extreme case of TDS. She starts off her attack on my submission by facing the transgender issue. She says that there are only a "handful (literally!)" of transgenders in the 350 million Americans, implying that it is a negligible problem.
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Governor urges lawmakers not to risk $1 billion in federal funding by overriding his veto

By FRANK CORDER - MAGNOLIA TRIBUNE FRANK CORDER - MAGNOLIA TRIBUNE
Thu,04/16/26-12:18PM, 281 Reads 1,886 Statewide
Governor Tate Reeves said ahead of legislators returning to the Capitol that overriding his veto of SB 2477 risks much-needed federal funding to improve rural healthcare.
Lawmakers return to the Capitol today, with an eye on attempting to override some of the vetoes handed down by Governor Tate Reeves (R).
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Tennessee Williams: A house living two lives

Today’s Dems a far cry from JFK

Governor urges lawmakers not to risk $1 billion in federal funding by overriding his veto

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Should the Mississippi Legislature pass a ban on student cellphone usage while in the classroom?

If you had to listen to only one genre of music for the rest of life, which would you prefer?

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