Groceries around the country remain expensive. That’s why more states want to stop taxing them.
The number of states taxing groceries has decreased in recent years, with laws eliminating the state levy taking effect in ...
US inmate set to die by firing squad, which states allow this?
A South Carolina death row inmate is set to be executed on Friday, March 7. Instead of the more traditional lethal injection, the inmate—Brad Sigmon, 67—has chosen to die by firing squad, a method ...
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Idaho murders case: Bryan Kohberger’s likelihood of firing squad execution if convicted increases
Idaho is one step closer to becoming the first state to use a firing squad as its primary execution method, months ahead of the start of college murder suspect Bryan Kohberger's trial. So far ...
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What to Know About Proposals to Ban Abortion Pills and Punish Women Who Seek Abortion
The legislation has died or appears unlikely to advance in Indiana and Mississippi. Elsewhere — including Idaho, Oklahoma, Tennessee and Texas — it's too early to know whether they have a chance.
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Mississippi residents will need a Real ID to fly soon. Know the deadline, how to get one
You'll need Real ID to fly in the U.S. in 2025. Here's when you need a new license or ID, what to bring in Mississippi, where to get one on time.
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Music artists sing Idaho praises, stories in 'Idaho in Song'
Idaho's state song, "Here We Have Idaho," has a storied past. Starting out as a composition by Sallie Hume-Douglas in 2015 ...
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The US is killing someone by firing squad for the 1st time in 15 years. Here’s a look at the history
When asked for his last words, Gilmore replied, “Let’s do it.” Five states — Idaho, Mississippi, Oklahoma, South Carolina and Utah — authorize the use of firing squads in certain ...
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South Carolina convict inches closer to first US death by firing squad in 15 years
And I knew it got to the point where I couldn’t have her." Five states — Idaho, Mississippi, Oklahoma, South Carolina and Utah — authorize the use of firing squads in certain circumstances.