If Mississippi's going to examine how much the state and school districts are testing students, leaders might do well to first question what those tests are supposed to accomplish. Should … Click to Continue
thenewstribuneRepublican lawmakers in the Louisiana House passed a budget proposal that few appear to actually like because of the cuts it contains. Senate leaders don't seem inclined to pass it. … Click to Continue
thenewstribuneTOKYO (AP) - North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has finally broken his silence on what he plans to bring to the table during his summits with the South Korean...
Mail OnlineMARTIN KEOWN – BIG MATCH PREVIEW: Man United and Tottenham go head-to-head in a heavyweight FA Cup semi-final clash on Saturday. Sportsmail's expert offers his big match analysis.
Mail OnlineNo one can deny the tragic consequences for one particular passenger on board Southwest Flight 1380. Nor can one deny the terrifying chaos that must have been part of the scene in the cabin Tuesday morning when the left engine self-destructed, throwing shrapnel into the fuselage. Quite frankly, the situation should never have occurred. Why? The Boeing 737-700's engines are designed to contain its parts and not shed them outside the engine cowl. (The cowl is the surrounding enclosure, analogous...
WPLGMississippi has a racially biased system of removing voting rights from people convicted of certain crimes and a burdensome method of restoring those rights after ex-convicts serve their time, according … Click to Continue
thenewstribuneWASHINGTON (AP) - In heated exchanges with his national security team in recent weeks, President Donald Trump repeatedly made clear he saw little incentive...
Mail OnlineMOSCOW (AP) - Facing a stark choice between engaging the United States, Britain and France in combat or passively watching them strike his ally, President...
Mail OnlineALONG THE ISRAEL-GAZA BORDER (AP) - The flareup of deadly violence in Gaza is of a new kind, even in the inventive annals of Mideast conflicts: Israeli...
Mail OnlineFaced with the threat of a U.S. strike on Syria, Russian President Vladimir Putin has a dilemma: He can allow U.S. missiles to hit Moscow's ally without a response or risk a military clash with the United States.
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