Almost one year ago at Wyatte Baptist Church, I made a commitment that was much bigger than myself, but I didn’t do it alone. I had the privilege of marrying the most beautiful, kind, gentle, thoughtful and Christ-like woman I have ever met — my best friend, Natalie Hall, now Natalie (Nat) Meredith. The almost […]
This is a year that has made no sense at all. The Rebs are 5-3 while looking like a 1-7 team. There’s one reason and one reason only that Ole Miss is one win away from getting to that six win threshold a bowl-eligible team strives to reach. It’s that the players have earned it. […]
The Sept. 17 Facebook post by Ed Meek involving two African-American women on the Square and references to the degradation of Oxford and Ole Miss has led to the ultimate demise of his reputation. The backlash and fallout was significant with claims of racism and misogyny, and ultimately led to Meek requesting his name be […]
Re: “A government of the 16 percent” (Oct. 5) Jacob Gambrell wrote a piece arguing that the U.S. Senate is undemocratic and advocating for the reform of the Constitution itself to make it more democratic. While his argument is thoughtful and rational, I’d like to respond in disagreement. To begin, it is correct that the […]
On Aug. 21, President Trump’s former attorney Michael Cohen pled guilty to five counts of personal income tax evasion on over $4 million, one count of making false statements to a financial institution to get a loan and two counts related to illegal “in kind” campaign contributions. The campaign contributions are related to the $280,000 […]
Three executive orders, including two that were adjusted. Nine injunctions. Two United States Supreme Court cases. Those are the numbers behind the litigation of President Donald Trump’s travel bans. For review, the first travel ban was signed on January 27, 2017, to include seven Muslim-majority nations (Iran, Iraq, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, Syria and Yemen). On […]
On February 1, 1960, four African-American college students from North Carolina Agricultural and Technical College decided to have lunch and coffee at Woolworth’s in Greensboro, North Carolina. The brave young men knew what they were getting into. They understood that the white patrons around the restaurant were glaring at them from the surrounding tables. After […]
Last April, the town of Khan Shaykhun, Syria was forced to inhale sarin nerve gas. At least 74 people were killed and more than 557 were injured. In response, President Donald Trump unleashed 59 Tomahawk missiles on the Shayrat Airbase. On March 7, the town of Douma, a Syrian city east of the capital of […]
Marlon Bundo, Vice President Mike Pence’s family’s bunny, is sweeping the nation and upsetting the left. Charlotte Pence, Pence’s daughter, wrote a book titled “Marlon Bundo’s A Day in the Life of the Vice President.” The children’s book, illustrated by Charlotte’s mother, Karen, details a fictional day in the life of Marlon Bundo, pet rabbit […]
As rampant turnover at the White House continues, more controversy surrounds new Trump nominees. In this case, director of the Central Intelligence Agency, Mike Pompeo, is being nominated for secretary of state after Rex Tillerson’s firing over Twitter. Pompeo’s replacement nominee is Gina Haspel, who is looking to be the first female director of the […]
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