SUMMARY: Shuwaski Young, a former Democratic nominee for U.S. Congress and Mississippi Secretary of State, has announced his departure from the Democratic Party, identifying as a “Christian Conservative.” In an op-ed, he expressed discontent with the party’s shift towards policies he views as contrary to traditional values, particularly regarding gender roles, family structure, and economic support for the middle and lower classes. Young criticized the Democratic leadership’s emphasis on wealth redistribution and linked past Democratic policies to the erosion of Black family structures. He envisions a future prioritizing family strength and economic self-sufficiency, without excessive government interference.

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SUMMARY: Joseph Leo Nangle, a 45-year-old man from Ocean Springs, has been sentenced to 45 years in prison for a DUI crash that killed two sisters from New Orleans in July 2022. Nangle received a 50-year sentence for aggravated DUI, with five years of post-release supervision. He pleaded guilty to causing a fiery five-vehicle collision after drinking and taking drugs at a casino. Nangle expressed remorse in court, stating he was unaware of the crash until waking in ICU. He has maintained sobriety for over 800 days and had two prior DUI arrests before this incident.

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SUMMARY: Insurance Commissioner Mike Chaney is reconsidering plans for a Mississippi state health insurance exchange, previously contingent on Governor Tate Reeves’ approval. Chaney estimates that a state-exchange could save $25-30 million annually and provide lower premiums and additional benefits for residents. A bill granting Chaney the authority to create the exchange passed the legislature, but Reeves has not signed it. Chaney believes Reeves may support the exchange after the upcoming elections. If needed, Chaney is prepared to pursue legal action against the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) if it insists on a governor’s letter to proceed.

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