SUMMARY: President-elect Donald Trump rang the opening bell at the New York Stock Exchange, celebrating his recognition as Time magazine’s Person of the Year for the second time. This honor signifies his remarkable political comeback after refusing to accept his 2020 election loss. During the event, Trump expressed gratitude, highlighted his incoming administration’s policies, and promised to expedite federal project permits exceeding $1 billion. Time’s editor noted Trump’s significant influence over American politics. In a recent interview, he detailed his campaign strategy, indicated intentions to pardon January 6th rioters, and discussed plans for mass deportations amid ongoing geopolitical tensions.

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SUMMARY: In New Orleans, a dog named Scrim has become a local sensation after escaping from his new home multiple times, evading capture by a dedicated group of volunteers. Weighing 17 pounds, Scrim, a terrier mix, has inspired community support including tattoos and songs. Rescued from neglect, he initially broke free in April and became notorious for his antics. Michelle Cheramie, a former IT professional, leads the rescue efforts through her nonprofit, Zeus’ Rescues, investing heavily in equipment and mobilizing volunteers. While some believe he should roam freely, rescuers argue that the streets pose significant dangers for the dog.

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SUMMARY: The Poplarville Hornets claimed their first football state championship in Mississippi’s 4A division, defeating the Louisville Wildcats 29-28 in a thrilling game. Quarterback Sydney Blackmon started strong, connecting with teammates for touchdowns, while running back Ty Keyes quickly countered Louisville’s scoring. Keyes showcased his talent with a 27-yard touchdown run, tying the game late. An onside kick recovery set up a crucial drive for Poplarville, culminating in a go-ahead touchdown by senior Nick Miller. Despite Louisville’s attempt at a two-point conversion, it failed, and Poplarville celebrated their historic victory with pride from their coach and MVP Keyes.

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