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Reactions after more escalation and Donald John openly threatening war crimes in Iran and Brandy's memoir raises questions about the legality of her first sexual encounter with Boyz II Men's Wanya Morris and a concerning double-standard.

Parents weigh in on Mississippi House Bill 1662, which creates a rebuttable presumption in favor of joint custody with 50/50 equal parenting time. The bill passed the legislature and was sent to the governor, establishing that courts must document reasons for deviating from this standard and outlines child support calculations for shared parenting.

Reactions to the firing of Attorney General Pam Bondi and Donald John's regime scrambles to sanitize the story of a US jet being downed in Iran as the search for the second crew member continues as Iran offers a bounty for their capture.

Exclusive interview with the legendary Broadway Costume Designer, Ellen Lee, and reactions to Donald John's message to NATO countries after their refusal to get involved in the conflict in Iran to clear the Strait of Hormuz and his threatening to withdraw the US from the alliance.

More information revealed about a fatal sheriff's deputy involved shooting in Harrison County and parents react to a bill in MS Legislature that would start joint child custody at 50/50 with many curious about how the child's schooling, activities, and overall development would be affected and a judge halts con

Reactions after Nick Cannon attempts to sanitize the history of Conservatives by asserting MAGA talking points about the Democrat and Republican parties and the true cost of war in Iran starting to be felt in the US.

Ahead of the return of the No Kings protests in Mississippi, Ash Caranna, organizer and co-host of the Gulfport protest, speaks on the No Kings Day movement and Donald John prepares to deploy another 10,000 troops to the Middle East following the previous announcement of 5,000 en route to join the nearly 50,000 already stationed in the region.

Breaking down the ridiculousness of new voter i.d. laws being pushed in state and federal bills and Donald John is unable to articulate a real strategy for exiting the "excursion' in Iran.

Reactions after the US Army announces their raising of the enlistment age to 42 from 34 amid 2,000 troops being deployed to the Middle East and Donald John touts a "gift" given by Iran as no clear signs of negotiations between the US and Iran are apparent with both nations offering conflicting narratives.

The shifting narratives in the war with Iran continue after Donald John relents on a 48 hour deadline for the opening of the Strait of Hormuz and a new statue depicting Christopher Columbus is erected in Washington D.C. near the White House.

The country braces for increasing gas prices amid the expanding conflict in the Middle East and reactions to the National Counterterrorism Center Director, Joe Kent, resigning from his post in protest of the war in Iran after Kent stated that "it is clear that we started this war due to pressure from Israel and its powerful American lobby".

Donald John, amid even more American service members being reported killed and injured in his "excursion" into Iran, floats the idea of "taking" Cuba as the island nation's president Miguel Díaz-Canel Bermúdez warns any aggression will be met with "impregnable resistance".

A critique on representation in Hollywood following the 2026 Academy Awards and Donald John struggles to garner support for securing the Strait of Hormuz from Iranian forces as most of the members of NATO solicited have rejected.

Reactions to the already high cost of the war in Iran after 6 crewmembers were confirmed killed in a refueling plane crash in Iraq and Israel dropping the charges against soldiers who were filmed sexually abusing a Palestinian detainee.

A mother's email sparks a conversation on situational awareness after a mother describes suspicious behavior she's observed from one of her son's friends and Donald John refuses to take responsibility for the the attack on a girl's school in Iran that left nearly 200 children dead after a Tomahawk missile strike.

Primary election results analyzed and the Pentagon reports approximately 140 service members injured in war with Iran with other outlets claiming the actual number is even higher and Iran threatens Trump after his numerous threats to their leadership.

Voters head to the polls to decide the party candidates for US House and Senate races in the November general election and Donald John demands approval of Iran's new Supreme Leader after the son of slain the Ayatollah is named as his successor.

Donald John's chief propagandist, Karoline Leavitt, refuses to confirm that the draft is being ruled out in the war with Iran and 8 troops confirmed dead in the conflict while the number of wounded is heavily disputed.

Exclusive interview with Rep. Jeffrey Hulum III, a candidate vying for South Mississippi’s U.S. House seat and reactions after a video which depicts a Marine getting his arm broken amid Iran war protest as police and Senator Tim Sheehy eject him from hearing goes viral. Marine Brian McGinnis was dragged out of a congressional hearing on the war, shouting as Capitol Hill police pulled him from the room, "No one wants to fight for Israel."

Texas' primaries shines a light on potential issues with upcoming midterm elections and the official justification narrative continues to shift as Marco Rubio disavows his own statement on Trump following Israel's lead into war after the first US troops killed in the conflict with Iran .

News agencies report conflicting narratives about the justification for US strikes on Iran and administration officials themselves off different explanations before Marco Rubio states the US attacked Iran preemptively in anticipation of their attack after being attacked by Israel's IDF.

Voters weigh in on possible options of recourse to have their ballots counted after revelations that a group of anti-voting activists are coordinating with the White House on a blatantly illegal draft emergency order to take control of elections ahead of mid-terms and after a declaration to "nationalize" elections from Donald John.

Exclusive interview with Gigi Coleman, the great niece of the legendary African-American Aviator Bessie Coleman, the first African-American female pilot and reactions to Microsoft founder Bill Gates admitting infidelity during his time with Jeffrey Epstein after his initial denials.

Reactions to the lie filled State of the Union Address in which Donald John mislead the American people on his economy, including grocery prices, inflation, and job creation before lying about a Ukranian woman attacked in North Carolina's mentally ill assailant coming into the country through "open borders", despite DeCarlos Brown being a Charlotte, North Carolina native.

In testimony to Congress, former U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement attorney Ryan Schwank told members ICE teaches cadets to 'violate the Constitution,' and "The ICE academy is deficient, defective, and broken," and predictions for the State of the Union Address.

Analysis of the information available on the would-be assassins of Donald John after a North Carolina man, Austin Tucker Martin, is shot and killed after attempting to enter Mar-a-Lago armed with a shotgun and a gasoline can and the U.K. arrests Peter Mandelson, the ex-ambassador to the U.S. on suspicion of misconduct over Epstein ties.

The US Supreme Court, in a 6-3 ruling, declares Donald John's tariff taxes illegal and many speculate if refunds would come to American consumers and more revelations from the Epstein Files.

Reactions to the King of England's brother, the former Prince Andrew Windsor, arrested in connection to charges tied to the Epstein Files and Donald John ramps up military presence in the Middle East for what some speculate could be in preparation for a conflict with Iran.

As America remembers Rev. Jesse Jackson's legacy and accomplishments, exclusive interviews with Rev. Jesse Jackson's associates, former Rainbow Push Coalition Vice President and Jackson's protégé Gary Flowers and Jackson's fellow pastor Rev. Nelson Rivers III who participated in several causes and movements with Jackson over the decades.

A damning new report dismantles Donald John's 'central defense' about Epstein ties and their shared activities and remembering Rev. Jesse Jackson after his family's announcement of his passing after a lengthy battle will illness on Mardi Gras 2026.

On President's Day 2026, the 44th President of the United States, Barack Obama, breaks his silence errs on the side of hope when responding to the recent viral racist video posted by Donald John and the Department of Justice says they don't plan on releasing more Epstein Files, despite a report from the UK indicating that the DOJ has released less than 2% of the total amount of information seized in raids on Epstein's estates.

A Hurricane Katrina evacuee from New Orleans is put to death in Oklahoma after confessing to killing two men in a drive-by shooting in 2006, the Department of Homeland Security faces imminent shutdown after Senate Democrats block Homeland Security Bill, and more low lights from Attorney General Pam Bondi's House Judiciary Committee Hearing.

Attorney General Pam Bondi embarrasses herself and shows where her true loyalties lie at her House Judiciary Committee hearing and a father expresses urgent concern after his son witnesses a black player being peppered with racial slurs and threats on his life at a high school ballgame.

Representatives report that "unredacted" Epstein Files were still redacted by the FBI despite the Epstein Transparency Act clear prohibition of the practice and a new report shows that Trump Tariff Taxes cost the average household in America $1,000 in 2025 with the cost expected to rise to $1,300 in 2026.

Residents weigh in after the Mississippi House passes Sunday alcohol sales and direct shipment of liquor, the body camera video released in the US Border Patrol agent's shooting of Marimar Martinez, and Attorney General Pam Bondi faces a grilling from Democrats (and Republican Thomas Massie) in a Congressional hearing of the House Judiciary Committee.