University of Mississippi
Coverage of University of Mississippi in the Nexus archive.
- Ole Miss files lawsuits against college football players who left for Lane Kiffin's LSU
Ole Miss has filed civil lawsuits against football players Devin Harper and Prince Umanmielen over alleged breach of contract, seeking $950,000 in buyout fees after they transferred to LSU under Lane Kiffin. The university claims LSU refused to pay the fees, leaving the athletes responsible for fulfilling the financial obligations of their departure.
- With spikes in deaths, Congress moves forward on a bill to ban retail nitrous oxide sales
Congress is advancing a bill to ban retail nitrous oxide sales amid a 500% increase in nitrous-related deaths between 2010-2023. Rep. Kevin Mullin’s bipartisan Nitrous Oxide Safety Act aims to prohibit recreational sales while allowing medical and culinary use, while a Senate bill targets deceptive marketing practices.
- With spikes in deaths, Congress moves forward on a bill to ban retail nitrous oxide sales
Congress is advancing a bill to ban retail sales of nitrous oxide after a 500-percent increase in nitrous-related deaths between 2010-2023. The bipartisan Nitrous Oxide Safety Act aims to restrict recreational sales while allowing medical and culinary use. A separate Senate bill targets marketing practices of nitrous oxide products.
- With spikes in deaths, Congress moves forward on a bill to ban retail nitrous oxide sales
Congress is advancing a bill to ban retail nitrous oxide sales after a surge in deaths linked to its recreational use. The bipartisan Nitrous Oxide Safety Act, proposed by Rep. Kevin Mullin, aims to restrict sales while allowing medical and culinary access. A separate Senate bill targets deceptive marketing practices around the gas.
- With deaths skyrocketing, Congressman calls for ban on retail nitrous oxide sales
A California congressman is advocating for a federal ban on retail nitrous oxide sales after a 2025 study revealed a 500% increase in nitrous-related deaths between 2010-2023. The article highlights the case of Robert Howland, a former Air Force member who died from nitrous oxide abuse, emphasizing the drug's widespread availability and lethal consequences.
- With deaths skyrocketing, Congressman calls for ban on retail nitrous oxide sales
A 2025 study found a 500% increase in nitrous oxide-related deaths between 2010-2023, prompting a California congressman to propose a federal ban on retail sales. The article highlights the case of Robert Howland, an Air Force veteran who died from nitrous oxide misuse after returning from combat, with his mother describing the drug as 'pure poison.'
- With deaths skyrocketing, Congressman calls for ban on retail nitrous oxide sales
A California Congressman proposes a federal ban on retail nitrous oxide sales due to a 500% spike in nitrous-related deaths since 2010. The article highlights the case of a military veteran who died from nitrous oxide addiction, underscoring the drug's accessibility through vape shops, convenience stores, and online retailers.
- Space race heats up between US, China as NASA lays out Moon base plans
NASA has unveiled plans to establish a permanent presence on the Moon by the 2030s, coinciding with China's advancement of its lunar ambitions through recent astronaut launches. The article references an interview with Michelle L. D. Hanlon, Executive Director at the University of Mississippi's Center for Air and Space Law.
- 'The next step for humanity as a whole': China’s space race with the US heats up
NASA has awarded contracts to four US companies for a moon base, including landers, rovers, and drones, following the Artemis II mission. Meanwhile, China's space agency launched Shenzhou-23, aiming for a year-long orbital mission and plans to establish a manned lunar presence by 2035.
- ESPN writer says Lane Kiffin should try to stop Louisiana from 'eradicating' black voting power
ESPN writer David Dennis Jr. criticized Lane Kiffin for not speaking out against Louisiana's alleged attempts to suppress black voting power, suggesting Kiffin should use his platform to effect change. Dennis' article sparked controversy and was shared by OutKick founder Clay Travis. The article discusses the intersection of sports and politics.