Northeast Mississippi Daily Journal

The Northeast Mississippi Daily Journal holds the title of the biggest daily newspaper in northeast Mississippi. It began its journey in 1872 and is located in Tupelo, Mississippi. The newspaper is owned by Journal, Inc. (previously called Journal Publishing Company, Inc.), which also publishes eight weekly community papers, including The Itawamba County Times, the Pontotoc Progress, the Southern Sentinel, the Chickasaw Journal, and the New Albany News-Exchange.

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The comfort of the familiar: Inside the nostalgia tourism boom

21 hours ago | djournal.com | Mandy Applegate

The comfort of the familiar fuels the rise of the nostalgia tourism boom, with 58% of travelers with children driving demand for trips rooted in sentimentality. Vacationers are actively seeking trips that reconnect them with meaningful moments from the past. This trend is pushing destinations to revive classic experiences and lean into what made them memorable in the first place.
Missouri Senate backs aid for tornado victims and Kansas City Chiefs and Royals

23 hours ago | djournal.com | David Lieb

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (AP) — Missouri senators on Thursday approved a plan to provide over $100 million in aid for tornado-ravaged St. Louis and authorized hundreds of millions of dollars worth of incentives to try to persuade the Kansas City Chiefs and Royals to continue playing in Missouri in new or improved stadiums.
Trump said his call with Putin was a 'good conversation'

1 day ago | djournal.com | Saul Loeb |Pavel Bednyakov

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Friedrich Merz, left, wants to maintain good ties with what he has called Germany's 'indispensable' ally, despite Donald Trump's disruptive 'America First' policies

1 day ago | djournal.com | Ludovic Marin |Saul Loeb

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Columbia University found itself at the center of a firestorm last year over claims of anti-Semitism triggered by campus protests against the war in Gaza

1 day ago | djournal.com | Charly Triballeau

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Performers representing Japan at the closing ceremony of the Hangzhou Asian Games

1 day ago | djournal.com | Philip Fong

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How to protect yourself from the bad air caused by Canada's wildfires

1 day ago | djournal.com | Caleigh Wells

Plumes of smoke are blanketing large swaths of the U.S. and parts of Europe, which presents risks for those breathing it. The Midwest, Northeast and Great Lakes regions of the U.S. have “very unhealthy” air quality, according to the Environmental Protection Agency, and experts say people should take precautions.
Don't let the last chapter of Ole Miss' season make you forget the rest of the story

1 day ago | djournal.com | Michael Katz

OXFORDWe live in a world of absolutes. Sports, in particular, don’t allow for much gray area in this realm. Your team is either the very best or an abomination unto whomever or whatever entity you pray to. A season is either a success or a failure. Middle-of-the-road? Save that conversation for something more level-headed. May I suggest politics? For this particular thought exercise, I want you to envision the 2025 Ole Miss baseball team.
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1 day ago | djournal.com | Vasha Hunt
'Wheel of Fortune' Contestant Keeps 'Cursing' & Misses $73,000 Win

1 day ago | djournal.com | Brittany Sims

Hey! This is a family show. Wheel of Fortune contestant Maki Asrat wanted to "curse" so badly during her Bonus Round puzzle. She kept saying the word over and over again to the point where host Ryan Seacrest laughed. Asrat, from Brooklyn, New York, faced off against Anthony Monroe, from Albany, Georgia, and Jessica Beasley, from Hartsville, South Carolina, on Tuesday, June 4.