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Judges uphold separation of powers

Wed,04/02/25-8:38PM, 1,236 Reads 17,886 Statewide
Even if the Republican majorities in Congress aren’t expressing much concern about President Donald Trump usurping their power, thank goodness the courts are.
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Budget Prep

The Duck Hill Board of Aldermen have been in FYE26 budget discussions.

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Duck Hill holds initial FYE26 budget session

By PEYTON POE PEYTON POE - Staff Reporter
Thu,09/04/25-10:59PM, 1,233 Reads
Monday evening, Aug. 19, the Duck Hill Board of Alderman held a special called meeting noted by Mayor Al White as a “Preliminary Work Session” for the Board to discuss the Town Budget first and foremost.
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Robert Kennedy Jr. can’t be trusted

Fri,06/13/25-11:56AM, 1,233 Reads 28,480 Statewide
When Republican Sen. Bill Cassidy of Louisiana went against his medical background and own gut instincts to clear the way for Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s appointment as health and human services secretary, Cassidy tried to assuage his conscience by extracting promises from Kennedy that he would not subvert the nation’s vaccination program.
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Adlakha, Till kick off U.S. Senate bids in Mississippi as field grows for Republicans and Democrats

By FRANK CORDER - MAGNOLIA TRIBUNE FRANK CORDER - MAGNOLIA TRIBUNE
Wed,09/10/25-1:52PM, 1,229 Reads 14,925 Statewide
Incumbent Republican U.S. Senator Cindy Hyde-Smith has again been endorsed by President Donald Trump. That has not stopped candidates from jumping in the 2026 midterm race.
Two newcomers to Mississippi statewide politics made their bids for U.S. Senate official on Tuesday.
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