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Hosemann: Lessons from voter ID law can drive healthcare reform legislation
SUMMARY: In 2011, as Mississippi’s Secretary of State, the speaker advocated for a Voter ID law, which critics expected would fail legally. Contrary to these expectations, Mississippi implemented the law without facing legal challenges from the Department of Justice. Drawing a parallel, the speaker, now the Lt. Governor, suggests similar success could be achieved in healthcare reform. A Senate proposal aimed to extend healthcare to those earning below 138% of the poverty line, including a work requirement. Despite concerns, there is optimism that the federal government would approve this plan. The state has also achieved funding milestones for education, infrastructure, and healthcare. The views are the speaker’s own, not SuperTalk Mississippi Media‘s, which invites readers to subscribe to its newsletter.
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Kevin Hart, other shows cancel as Jackson leaders mum on reopening of Thalia Mara
SUMMARY: Kevin Hart’s upcoming show in Mississippi has been canceled due to issues at Thalia Mara Hall, which has been closed for weeks due to mold problems. Despite the city‘s shutdown of the facility, arts leaders have expressed frustration over a lack of communication regarding the venue’s status and resolution timeline. The hall is crucial for local performances, hosting events like the Mississippi Symphony Orchestra and Ballet Mississippi’s The Nutcracker. Hart had previously rescheduled his performance but ultimately had to cancel due to uncertainty surrounding the venue’s reopening. Refunds for tickets will be issued as officials explore future dates.
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Major Bobby Ginn, Jr. assumes command as adjutant general of Mississippi National Guard
SUMMARY: Major General Bobby M. Ginn, Jr. has been inaugurated as the 53rd adjutant general of the Mississippi National Guard, succeeding Major General Janson D. Boyles, who recently retired after eight years. Acknowledging the role of soldiers in communities, Ginn emphasized his commitment to their welfare and readiness to respond to various contingencies involving over 12,500 citizen soldiers and airmen. With 34 years of military service, Ginn has held various key positions, including significant roles during Hurricane Katrina and overseas deployments for Operation Iraqi Freedom. He is a Tylertown native, holding degrees from the University of Southern Mississippi and the U.S. Army War College.
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North Carolina fugitive wanted for child sex crimes captured in Richland
SUMMARY: Mark Jacques Greene, a man with eight felony warrants for child sex crimes in North Carolina, was arrested in Richland after U.S. Marshals and local police tracked him to a hotel. Greene was identified loading his vehicle but fled when officers attempted to detain him. He later surrendered without incident after being surrounded by law enforcement, including K-9 units. Greene faces charges including two counts of child rape and four counts of statutory sex offenses. Following his arrest, authorities uncovered a credit card fraud operation he was allegedly involved in. He will be extradited back to North Carolina for trial.
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