When Mississippi College alumni, students, faculty and staff gather on the Clinton campus Friday and Saturday, Oct. 24 and 25, to celebrate the University’s 2025 Homecoming, they will be acknowledging the institution’s rich history while anticipating its bright future through the 2025 Homecoming theme: “Forever MC.” Jake Donald, MC director of alumni and family engagement,… The post 2025 Mississippi College Homecoming festivities scheduled for October 24 and 25 appeared first on The...| The Clinton Courier
By Randy Bell John Horhn’s victory in the Jackson mayor’s race in June created a vacancy in the Mississippi Senate, which voters in north Clinton will help to fill during a special election this fall. And voters citywide will be eligible to participate in another November 4 election to choose a Hinds County coroner to… The post Clinton voters to cast ballots in two November elections appeared first on The Clinton Courier.| The Clinton Courier
By Robert Chapman, Alderman-at-Large On Monday, September 15, the day prior to the Board of Aldermen’s Tuesday meeting, the Board of Aldermen held an open meeting in reference to the City’s fiscal budget for 2026. With no comments from the public, the Board passed the budget, which will go into effect October 1, 2025. Clinton’s…| The Clinton Courier
The United States Attorney’s Office of the Southern District of Alabama reported that, as of September 16th, the medical device company Exactech has agreed to pay an $8 million settlement. Whistleblowers in Alabama and Maryland alleged that the company knowingly violated the False Claims Act (FCA) by selling defective products for use in knee-replacement surgeries. […] The post Medical Device Company Pays $8 Million Settlement After Judge Denies Constitutional Challenge to FCA appeared fi...| Whistleblower Network News
Whistleblower protections and the mental health challenges faced by whistleblowers were the focus of the 2025 Workplace Promise Institute Conference, The post Whistleblower Protections Take Center Stage at 2025 Workplace Promise Conference appeared first on Whistleblower Network News.| Whistleblower Network News
By Guest Columnist Cindy McQueen As Halloween approaches, candy bowls and sweet treats seem to appear everywhere we go. While it might feel harmless to indulge in “just one,” the truth is Americans consume, on average, sixty to one hundred pounds of sugar per year—that’s nearly three times the recommended amount. Sugar isn’t just a… The post Kick the sugar habit before Halloween with a free 5-day sugar detox appeared first on The Clinton Courier.| The Clinton Courier
By Sherry Lucas Fall for Clinton trots into Olde Towne on Saturday, October 11, in a metaphorical pumpkin carriage, trailing the whiff of cinnamon in its wake and boasting autumn hues on just about every item imaginable. Shop the market 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. The spread typically includes bath and body products, candles (with… The post Fall for Clinton market and fun arrive Oct. 11 appeared first on The Clinton Courier.| The Clinton Courier
Special to The Clinton Courier The Clinton Public School District once again earned an A-Rating from the Mississippi Department of Education’s (MDE) accountability system, the highest possible academic rating a Mississippi school district can attain. MDE officially approved the accountability grades for the 2024-25 school year on Thursday, September 25. With an overall score of… The post Clinton Public School District earns A-Rating, ranks fourth in state appeared first on The Clinton Cou...| The Clinton Courier
Fueled by the high-quality Christian education Mississippi College provides, the academic quality of incoming undergraduate students is the highest it has been in 10 years, while the number of students enrolled in graduate programs at MC has also increased for the first time in five years. Michael Wright, dean of enrollment services, said those results… The post Fall enrollment data at MC reflects increases in academic quality, graduate student numbers appeared first on The Clinton Courier.| The Clinton Courier
In the months leading up to the 2026 midterm elections, the Trump administration has launched a broad initiative to negotiate agreements with companies across as many as thirty industries. According to reporting from Reuters and other outlets, these deals involve a range of mechanisms, including tariff relief, equity stakes, revenue guarantees, and regulatory adjustments. The […] The post From Tariffs to TikTok: How the Trump Administration’s ‘Whole-of-Government’ Industrial Deals Are...| Logistics Viewpoints
FED UP — Abby Phillip cuts off the MAGA pundit mid-spin: “Scott, that’s a lie.” CNN’s Abby Phillip had no patience for propaganda on Saturday morning — and she made sure her viewers saw through it. During a heated segment on CNN Saturday Morning Table for Five, Phillip fact-checked conservative commentator Scott Jennings in real time after he repeated one of Donald Trump’s false claims …| Chronology
UNBUGGED BUNNY — The Puerto Rican superstar clapped back at right-wing outrage with humor, pride, and a bilingual mic drop. Bad Bunny turned his Saturday Night Live monologue into a masterclass in calm confidence — and a sharp rebuke to the MAGA critics furious about his upcoming Super Bowl Halftime Show. The Puerto Rican rapper, actor, and global icon will headline Super Bowl LX on …| Chronology
By Guest Columnist Dean Ridings, America’s Newspapers Strong communities don’t just happen. They rely on connection – residents knowing what’s going on, businesses reaching the customers who keep them open, and citizens having the facts to make good decisions. Local newspapers provide that connection in ways no other source can. In today’s fractured media…| The Clinton Courier
Special to The Clinton Courier Commissioner Willie Simmons, chairman of the Mississippi Transportation Commission, recently announced updates to several Mississippi Department of Transportation (MDOT) projects across central Mississippi. On the western side of Hinds County, a major pavement restoration project continues. The project includes sixteen miles of interstate from the Warren County line to the…| The Clinton Courier
Clinton Arrows Swim Team is headed to the North State Championship in Cleveland, MS on October 4, with top swimmers vying for spots at the State Meet. Qualifiers earned their place through standout performances in individual and relay events, meeting MHSAA’s posted time standards for the team’s competitive Class III designation. Final results were confirmed…| The Clinton Courier
Italian energy firm Eni and its partners have taken a final investment decision on the second FLNG project in Mozambique, Coral Norte (Coral North).| LNG Prime
This morning, lawyers for Theta Delta Chi (TDX) Chapter at Stanford filed a writ of administrative mandate against Stanford University, which kicked the fraternity off campus after member Eitan Weiner died in January 2020 of a Percocet overdose. Though TDX is being sued—alongside the university, the drug dealer, and| The Stanford Review
During fourth hour on the first day of Homecoming week, a fire alarm disrupted classes at Lawrence High School, prompting a sudden evacuation of all students and staff. The evacuation was not a drill. Fire trucks soon lined the curb outside the school. “I was in the weight room when it happened,” junior Caleb Wingerd...| The Budget
The establishment previously planned to open a restaurant at Broad Street and Cecil B. Moore Avenue.| The Temple News
The date and time meant for a recruitment event with a lawyer for DHS has been replaced by a talk with a city councilperson| The Temple News
On September 30, 2025, DoorDash introduced Dot, an autonomous electric delivery robot developed entirely in-house. While delivery robots are not a new concept, Dot represents a practical and targeted approach to one of the supply chain’s most persistent challenges: last-mile delivery. Dot is designed to operate on roads, sidewalks, and bike lanes, traveling up to […] The post Evaluating DoorDash’s Autonomous Delivery Robot ‘Dot’ and Its Implications for the Future of Last-Mile Logis...| Logistics Viewpoints
Breaking: U.S. Government Shutdown Brings Immediate Strains to Supply Chains Washington, Oct. 1, 2025 — The U.S. government has officially shut down after Congress failed to agree on a funding bill, triggering furloughs for hundreds of thousands of federal employees and requiring many others to work without pay. For the logistics and supply chain industry, […] The post How the U.S. Government Shutdown Is Affecting Ports, Transportation, and Supply Chain Operations Across the Country appea...| Logistics Viewpoints
The following statement is from CAP President Peter Gentala: “Charlie Kirk’s enduring legacy is love and service. He loved his family—and urged others to love and serve their families. He loved his Country—and demonstrated that love by pouring himself out for the rising generation. And Charlie loved Jesus—a love he shared with everyone. God hears| Center for Arizona Policy
The Australian Human Rights Commission (“AHRC”) has recently submitted to a Senate inquiry that regulation is necessary to stop “misinformation” and “false narratives” about climate change. The AHRC wants to prevent the […] The post Climate madness: Australian Human Rights Commission demands that speech about climate change be censored first appeared on The Expose.| The Expose
Visual Capitalist recently produced a graphic of available migrant data according to country of birth as of 1 January 2024. Liechtenstein tops the list of European countries with the most immigrants. 70% […] The post How many migrants are living in Europe, and which country has the most? first appeared on The Expose.| The Expose
Former UK Prime Minister Tony Blair is embroiled in a scandal concerning his alleged secret lobbying on behalf of Oracle, a tech giant considered a frontrunner to provide the UK’s new digital […] The post Tony Blair is embroiled in a digital ID scandal first appeared on The Expose.| The Expose
Nine million people in the UK are registered as autistic, and many more are waiting for a diagnosis. The criteria for diagnosis have become loose, making it almost impossible to find someone […] The post What is autism spectrum disorder? first appeared on The Expose.| The Expose
The US Department of Defence played a key role in coordinating the global “covid crisis” through its Geographic Combatant Commands and “whole-of-US-government” approach. “[It] remains uniquely positioned to project the power of […] The post US Department of Defence played a key role in coordinating the global “covid crisis” first appeared on The Expose.| The Expose
This year’s annual global climate change Conference of the Parties, COP30, is set to be held from 10 to 21 November 2025, in Belém, Brazil. Ahead of COP30, by February 2025, countries […] The post The whole world is disillusioned with climate politics, except for the UK first appeared on The Expose.| The Expose
Former UK Prime Minister Tony Blair is reportedly in talks to lead a US-backed, temporary transitional authority in the Gaza Strip, according to multiple news sources. The move came just days after […] The post Tony Blair could be the head of a new government in Gaza first appeared on The Expose.| The Expose
The biblical story of Babel, where a group of migrants attempted to build a tower to reach the heavens, serves as a cautionary tale about the dangers of human pride and the […] The post Babel serves as a cautionary tale for our times first appeared on The Expose.| The Expose
The US Department of Homeland Security has built a massive DNA surveillance system, collecting over 1.5 million genetic profiles in four years. The DNA collection programme, which includes data from US citizens, […] The post US government’s leap toward universal genetic surveillance in the guise of immigration enforcement first appeared on The Expose.| The Expose
Prime Minister Keir Starmer is set to announce plans for a compulsory UK-wide digital ID scheme in a speech today, 26 September 2025. Dubbed the “Brit card,” the digital ID is expected […] The post Problem, reaction, solution: Starmer’s digital ID is a solution looking for a crisis first appeared on The Expose.| The Expose
A formal complaint has been made against Sir Keir Starmer by the Conservative Party, alleging that he breached parliamentary rules regarding political donations during his 2020 leadership campaign. The complaint, submitted on […] The post Jacob Rees-Mogg: Is Starmer toast? first appeared on The Expose.| The Expose
“WHO, under pressure from the Gates Foundation, uses DTP vaccination coverage rates to measure whether a country is meeting its vaccination goals (and is thus eligible for additional funding). Given that the DTP shot kills 5 times more kids than it saves, the WHO/UNICEF vaccine programme throughout the developing world is a crime against humanity| The Expose - Home
The law firms of Gregg Polsky, PLLC, and Zerbe, Miller, Fingeret, Frank & Jadav announced a $35 million tax whistleblower| Whistleblower Network News
The mysterious comet 3I/ATLAS is "anomalously massive" compared to past interstellar objects observed in our solar system, a new study suggests.| The Debrief
Australian astronomers have discovered a hydrogen gas bridge linking two dwarf galaxies, offering new insights into galactic interactions.| The Debrief
New research reveals a psychedelic mystery involving how two types of mushrooms evolved to produce psilocybin on separate occasions.| The Debrief
Discarded World War munitions and shipwrecks are unexpectedly contributing to new undersea ecosystems, a pair of new studies reveal.| The Debrief
Scientists reveal unprecedented ability to "side-step" the Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle by simultaneously measuring location and momentum| The Debrief
Cataclysmic events, such as earthquakes and volcanic eruptions, may be triggered by supercritical fluids, according to researchers.| The Debrief
Scientists say 3I/ATLAS, one of the rarest comets ever seen, likely isn’t alone and that more interstellar objects may soon be on the way.| The Debrief
New research reveals how human brain evolution may explain autism’s high prevalence, highlighting genetic trade-offs in cognition.| The Debrief
Mysterious Bronze Age figures produced by Sardinia’s Nuraghe culture have finally had their material origins revealed.| The Debrief
The mysterious "dragon stones” of Armenia may finally be understood as monuments venerated by ancient water cults, according to new research.| The Debrief
A new study in Nature Physics reveals that ordinary ice can generate electricity when it is bent or deformed.| The Debrief
Scientists have created a catalyst that matches the performance of precious metals in turning carbon dioxide into carbon monoxide.| The Debrief
An international team of scientists has unraveled the mysterious relationship between gravity, and the growth trajectories of plant roots.| The Debrief
A recent study confirmed the existence of a hybrid bird between the blue jay and green jay species in nature.| The Debrief
Scientists uncover a universal rhythm in human speech, showing that all languages share the same hidden beat.| The Debrief
Lockheed Martin’s legendary Skunk Works has just revealed 'Vectis," its new next-generation stealth drone.| The Debrief
The James Webb Space Telescope has spotted mysterious structures in Saturn's atmosphere that scientists cannot easily explain.| The Debrief
After 125 years, a mysterious Welsh fossil is confirmed as Newtonsaurus, one of the earliest giant predatory dinosaurs ever found.| The Debrief
Gravitational wave signals from the largest cosmic collision ever seen may alter our understanding of black holes, gravity, and the universe.| The Debrief
This week, President Donald Trump introduced a new round of tariffs aimed at three key sectors: furniture, heavy-duty trucks, and branded pharmaceuticals. The measures are scheduled to take effect on October 1, 2025, and are expected to influence both global sourcing decisions and domestic logistics strategies The announcement comes amid ongoing efforts by the administration […] The post New U.S. Tariffs on Furniture, Heavy Trucks, and Pharmaceuticals Set to Reshape Supply Chain Costs and S...| Logistics Viewpoints
By Chernoh Alpha M. Bah In July 2021, the U.S. International Development Finance Corporation (DFC) announced the disbursement of a $217 million loan to the Maada Bio administration through Milele …| AFRICANIST PRESS
Donald Trump kicked off his press conference with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan in the worst way.| The New Republic
Scott Bessent just casually said the quiet part out loud.| The New Republic
Navigating Tariff Turbulence: Strategic Insights from Powell's Address on Supply Chain Resilience| Logistics Viewpoints
Donald Trump just blew up every right-wing talking point on Jimmy Kimmel’s suspension, threatening the late-night host again as he returned to television.| The New Republic
The Pittsburgh-area Democrats say a plan moving through Republican-led Congress would hamstring programs meant to address hunger, housing needs, infrastructure and more. The post Lee, Innamorato aim to ‘fight back’ on Trump budget plan as Congress debates appeared first on Pittsburgh's Public Source. PublicSource is a nonprofit news organization serving the Pittsburgh region. Visit www.publicsource.org to read more.| Pittsburgh's Public Source
The judge ripped Donald Trump’s case as “barren of evidence.”| The New Republic
The Southport Inquiry has uncovered an al-Qaeda training manual and images of Jihadi John on Axel Rudakubana's devices, indicating the motive for the attack was an Islamist ideology. Rudakubana had also searched for "Mar Mari Emmanuel stabbing" just 40 minutes before the attack and was in possession of other violent material, including content on Nazi| The Expose - Home
The Tesla CEO excoriated Silicon Valley workers who Musk claimed demanded to work from home while continuing to get support and help from in-person workers.| CNBC
For years, I have maintained that “banks get it all in the end”. I referred to the power that banks have at every level of government which could have killed crypto if Democrats won the 2024 election. But we may have escaped that fate, thank God. There’s a showdown on Capitol Hill that may determine […] The post Opposing CLARITY: Banks Last Stand? appeared first on National File.| National File
Thanks for checking in on me! I’m working on some other projects right now and need to give this chronicle a rest. There’s not much happening anyway, so you’re not missing anythin…| The News from Sonnystone Acres
An ancient asteroid impact in Australia is revealed in shards of glass created when the giant space rock collided with the Earth.| The Debrief
New simulations suggest Earthlike planets may be much more typical than previously thought whereas water worlds may not.| The Debrief
Hayabusa2 is now facing an unexpected challenge: the asteroid it is targeting for its next visit is much smaller than previously expected.| The Debrief
131 relics discovered between Turkey and Europe suggest ancient humans traversed a currently submerged land bridge during the last Ice Age.| The Debrief
A new study suggests that chimpanzees in the wild are consuming the equivalent of several alcoholic drinks each day.| The Debrief
Astronomers have obtained new images of the mysterious interstellar object 3I/ATLAS that reveal a new feature: the fastest comet ever observed has now grown a tail.| The Debrief
Strange “steam worlds” may hold the key to understanding where life could exist beyond Earth.| The Debrief
Humans and bees share genetic traits responsible for social behavior, suggesting that the basic elements of connection transcend species.| The Debrief
Orbital data reveals that rocks transforming deep inside the Earth may be responsible for changes to our planet’s gravitational field.| The Debrief
INBRAIN Neuroelectronics has partnered with Mayo Clinic to advance graphene-based brain-computer interface therapies, expanding into the U.S. while navigating differing European and FDA regulatory pathways.| The Debrief
A massive space rock that once made its way onto a space agency's warning list for potentially dangerous objects is scheduled to pass by the Earth this Thursday, September 18, 2025.| The Debrief
Scientists are re-examining whether genetic changes remain the primary catalyst of human evolution, or if another factor has become more influential.| The Debrief
The data from the NASA and ESA's XRISM has discovered unexpected disparities between two different types of cosmic winds.| The Debrief
Scientists have revealed that queen ants in southern Europe can produce male clones of a completely different species.| The Debrief
East Bay BART service was restored at 9:30 a.m. and full service was restored at 11:45.| The Berkeley Scanner
As the scandal surrounding former UK ambassador to the United States Lord Peter Mandelson’s association with Jeffrey Epstein is blowing up in Keir Starmer’s face, a 2018 list of people involved in satanic ritual abuse resurfaces. Mandelson’s name is on the List. Dr. Joan Coleman was a psychiatrist and a prominent figure in the field| The Expose - Home
Daniel Lewison, 55, of Rose Creek, Minnesota, was taken into custody by officers with the Dodge County Sheriff’s Office and the West Concord Police Department| Brainerd Dispatch
NASA findings show that solar storm activity has been increasing, suggesting a longer-term deviation from standard solar cycles.| The Debrief
The QROCODILE experiment sets world-leading limits on light dark matter, marking a breakthrough in the search for the unseen.| The Debrief
Japanese scientists have identified a novel method of understanding the long-elusive W state of quantum entanglement.| The Debrief
New research reveals where the nearest alien civilization may exist, which could be far older than intelligent life on Earth.| The Debrief
New research into how the brain processes illusions has bombarded mouse neurons with lasers, artificially reproducing the brain activity.| The Debrief
Scientists at Stellenbosch University report the identification of flavoalkaloids, a previously unreported class of rare compounds in cannabis.| The Debrief
A detailed study of a cosmic mystery known as "The Accident" has now provided new insight into the formation of clouds on giant gas planets.| The Debrief
Volcanic activity may have given rise to life on Mars, say researchers, investigating how an early greenhouse effect on the Red Planet.| The Debrief
On Monday, September 8th, former CEO of True Health Diagnostics, Christopher Grottenthaler, agreed to pay $4.25 million to resolve False| Whistleblower Network News
Labour leader Chris Hipkins has cited a suppression order as one reason for declining to appear at a public hearing of the Covid Royal Commission. However, the inquiry says it does not know of any such order. The following is the ‘Mystery over Hipkins’ claim of suppression order blocking covid inquiry hearing’ summarised by Centrist.| The Expose - Home
A Temple Law career event features one recruiter for the Department of Homeland Security, but no ICE officers.| The Temple News
Protesters gathered to demand action from the university on Gaza, ICE, climate and against harmful expansion into the local community.| The Temple News
Anti-government umbrella group Australia Unites Against Government Corruption, anti-immigration group Save Australia and anti-racism groups Blak Caucus and Campaign Against Racism and Fascism were each planning demonstrations this weekend. Rallies against racism and mass migration brought opposing groups within meters of each other in multiple cities. The two separate opposing groups came head-to-head outside Parliament| The Expose - Home
Homo Naledi, an extinct species of small-bodied hominins, may have intentionally buried their dead over 240,000 years ago.| The Debrief
Near-Earth asteroid Ryugu was previously covered in flowing water, say researchers examining samples returned by JAXA's Hayabusa2 mission.| The Debrief
As 3I/ATLAS is presently fascinating space enthusiasts, researchers say that such interstellar objects may act as planetary seeds.| The Debrief