SUMMARY: This past week in Mississippi college basketball saw both Mississippi State and Ole Miss rise in the Associated Press polls. Mississippi State improved to No. 14 after a crucial win against Ole Miss, which moved to No. 16 despite the loss. The Bulldogs, now 15-3, bounced back from a defeat against No. 1 Auburn to win in overtime against the Rebels. Ole Miss, 15-3, previously secured a significant victory against No. 4 Alabama. Upcoming challenges include games against ranked opponents for both teams, with Mississippi State facing No. 6 Tennessee and Ole Miss hosting No. 13 Texas A&M.

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SUMMARY: Donald Trump was sworn in as the 47th president, promising a “revolution of common sense” and to reverse his predecessor’s actions. Amid frigid weather, his inauguration moved indoors, and his first executive orders focused on border control, fossil fuel development, and ending diversity programs. Trump vowed to restore America’s sovereignty, safety, and justice, emphasizing retribution against political opponents. His administration plans swift action on immigration, tariffs, and reversing climate policies. With control of Congress, Republicans align with Trump’s priorities, including limiting refugee entry, expanding energy production, and undoing DEI initiatives across federal agencies.

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SUMMARY: In his final hours in office, President Joe Biden pardoned Dr. Anthony Fauci, Gen. Mark Milley, and members of the House committee that investigated the January 6 Capitol attack. The pardons aimed to protect these individuals from potential retaliation by the incoming Trump administration, which had signaled an intent to target political opponents. Biden’s decision, controversial and unprecedented in scope, also extended to U.S. Capitol police officers and others involved in the investigation. Biden emphasized that these actions were to prevent unjust prosecution rather than acknowledge guilt. The pardons sparked debate about presidential powers and future clemency practices.

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