SUMMARY: Vicksburg, located along the Mississippi River, is a diverse destination in Mississippi featuring historical sites, dining, and outdoor activities. Key attractions include the Vicksburg National Military Park, Civil War Museum, Old Court House Museum, Biedenharn Coca-Cola Museum, Old Depot Museum, and Catfish Row Museum. Dining options are abundant with standout spots like 10 South Rooftop and Bar, Key City Brewing Company, Beechwood, and the Historic Klondyke Trading Post. Furthermore, Vicksburg offers outdoor experiences like riverboat tours, Sports Force Park, scenic bike trails, and events such as the Mississippi River Monsters catfish tournament and Independence Day fireworks. The city's nightlife includes four casinos along the river.

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SUMMARY: A suspect has been arrested following the death of a missing child and the discovery of another in Jackson, Mississippi. Louisiana State Police issued an Amber Alert for Erin Burnett, 4, found deceased, and Jalie Burnett, 6, found alive after their mother, Callie Burnett, was murdered in Loranger, Louisiana. Authorities sought an unidentified white male, later identified as Daniel Callahan, for questioning. Callahan was apprehended following a police chase. Evidence of possible human trafficking was found, including animal cages likely used for humans. The FBI and U.S. Marshal's Service are investigating and seeking public assistance.

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SUMMARY: The U.S. Supreme Court upheld the FDA's regulation of the abortion pill, mifepristone, maintaining its availability without requiring an in-person doctor visit. This ruling is a setback for the anti-abortion movement, which sought to limit access to the pill. Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith criticized the decision, asserting ongoing efforts to challenge FDA regulations on chemical abortion drugs due to safety concerns. Justice Brett Kavanaugh, writing for the unanimous court, stated that the plaintiffs lacked standing to sue based on others' use of the drug and emphasized protections for doctors' conscientious objections. This is the first major Supreme Court case on reproductive rights since overturning Roe v. Wade in 2022.

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