MS NOW Daily Columnists

At least seven of the injured were in critical condition, officials said. Authorities released a video of the suspect, who was dressed in black.

The University of Michigan has had a series of problematic incidents during Warde Manuel’s tenure as athletic director.

The president called out state Senate GOP leader Rodric Bray and wrote that he “will be there to help” primary those who voted against the redistricting bill.

Three other U.S. service members were injured in the attack, according to U.S. Central Command.

The expiration of those subsidies in a few weeks is expected to cause premiums to more than double on average for roughly 22 million Americans.

Customs and Border Protection wants to look at five years’ worth of social posts from millions of tourists. Travel experts say it could wreak havoc on an industry already suffering.

Growing rift over Ukraine negotiations exposes European fears that inexperienced Trump envoy and new U.S. national security strategy underestimate Russia’s ambitions and threat to the continent.

Trump, who has talked of shuttering the Federal Emergency Management Agency, seems determined not to staff it with experienced, enterprising people.

The former Mesa County clerk was convicted of crimes over the Big Lie. She should serve her time.

I feel increasingly anxious for New Orleans and the ordinary folks who just want to provide for their families and obtain a good education for their children.