Maya Miller
Engagement Reporter at ProPublica
Engagement Reporter @ProPublica || (journalistically) raised in Wisconsin, Chicago and @columbiajourn
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5 days ago |
mississippitoday.org | Maya Miller
What was your reaction to the mayoral primary results? “Shocked.”Cheri Marshall“It was expected.”Darius Williams“Disappointed.”Koreyan Black, Al Brown, Georgia Cohran, Lucie CooperMayor Chokwe Lumumba and longtime state Sen. John Horhn are heading to a runoff April 22 after Horhn strongly led in the Democratic primary for mayor, securing more than 48% of the vote with broad support from across the city. The incumbent received about 17% of the vote.
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1 week ago |
nytimes.com | Michael Gold |Maya Miller
Senator Charles E. Grassley entered a packed town hall in southeastern Iowa on Tuesday with a list and a plan. The last time he met with constituents, Mr. Grassley told Iowans who filled every seat in a small meeting room, the session had devolved into a heated gripe session about President Trump's policies. So this time, in an effort to keep things civil, Mr. Grassley, a 91-year-old Republican, had brought a written list of topics he wanted to talk about before opening the floor.
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1 week ago |
mississippitoday.org | Maya Miller
More than a hundred people gathered Wednesday outside of We Will Go Ministries to celebrate the groundbreaking of Leonard Court on Farish Street. The nearly $30 million project, more than four years in the making, will restore and rebuild 67 homes in the historic neighborhood located near downtown Jackson.
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1 week ago |
nytimes.com | Maya Miller
"If you want to shout and chant, we will have you removed just like that man was thrown out," she said. "We will not tolerate it!"Minutes later, as Ms. Greene started to play a video of former President Barack Obama discussing the national debt, police forcibly removed and used a stun gun on a second man, identified later as Johnny Keith Williams of Dallas, Ga., who had stood up and started to heckle.
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1 week ago |
flipboard.com | Maya Miller
Georgia taxpayers who filed as single in 2023 and 2024 will get up to $250. Married couples will get up to $500 if they filed jointly.
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