SUMMARY: No. 17 Mississippi State started Southeastern Conference play with a dominant 85-50 victory over South Carolina at Humphrey Coliseum. The Bulldogs quickly established control, leading by double digits within seven minutes and holding a 43-18 halftime advantage—their largest SEC halftime lead in over 20 years. Mississippi State showcased strong teamwork, shooting 56.5% while limiting South Carolina to 29.1%. Josh Hubbard led with 21 points, supported by Claudell Harris Jr. (17 points, 9 rebounds) and KeShawn Murphy (12 points, 8 rebounds). The Bulldogs improve to 13-1 and will face Vanderbilt next in Nashville on Tuesday.

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SUMMARY: On New Year’s Eve, a 16-year-old male fled from Ridgeland police in a stolen car, hitting an officer and multiple vehicles while escaping. The pursuit ended five miles later when the suspect crashed after officers fired shots. He was taken into custody and hospitalized before being transferred to a juvenile detention center. The teenager faces charges of aggravated assault on an officer, felony receiving stolen property, and felony evasion. Police noted he has a criminal history, including a prior murder charge. The Mississippi Bureau of Investigation is conducting the investigation into the shooting incident.

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Republican Mike Johnson won reelection as House Speaker on the first ballot, despite opposition from hard-right GOP members. Supported by President-elect Trump, Johnson struggled to secure unanimous support within his own party, with some Republicans refusing to vote for him. His narrow victory highlights potential difficulties under the GOP’s unified control, as Johnson faces pressure to push Trump’s agenda, including tax cuts and deportations. The election’s significance increased due to the threat of a constitutional crisis if no Speaker was elected by January 6. Democrats rallied behind Hakeem Jeffries, emphasizing his experience and track record of compromise.

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