SUMMARY: Make-A-Wish Mississippi is granting a special trip to 5-year-old Lincoln, who is battling stage two chronic kidney disease. On Tuesday, Lincoln and his family were surprised at the Mississippi Children‘s Museum with an all-expenses-paid trip to Walt Disney World in Orlando, Florida. The organization works by asking children with critical illnesses about their one true wish, providing hope and joy during challenging times. Since its inception in 1984, Make-A-Wish Mississippi has fulfilled over 2,700 wishes, supporting families and bringing smiles to young patients.

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SUMMARY: Southern Miss punter Bryce Lofton has emerged as a standout player for his football team, which is facing a challenging season. He has been named to the prestigious Ray Guy Award watchlist, which honors the best punter in Division 1 FBS football, named after Southern Miss legend Ray Guy. Lofton, a graduate senior averaging 43.5 yards per punt—ranking him 30th in the nation—provides significant experience after playing six games last season. He achieved a career-long punt of 57 yards this year and looks to contribute further as the Golden Eagles prepare to face the Louisiana Ragin’ Cajuns in their upcoming game.

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SUMMARY: A bipartisan Senate investigation has revealed significant failures by the Secret Service ahead of a July rally for former President Donald Trump, where a gunman opened fire. The report highlighted issues in planning, communications, and security coordination, contributing to an assassination attempt that injured Trump and killed a rallygoer. Investigators criticized a lack of clear authority and communication among security personnel, noting missed alerts about the shooter. Going forward, recommendations include defining roles and responsibilities better and overhauling communication strategies. There is ongoing debate among lawmakers about whether more funding or management changes are needed for the Secret Service.

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