Chrsitian, Husband, Father. American Family News. Recovering sports columnist. 2-time MS sports writer of year. Feelance inquiries at [email protected].
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Parrish's coverage predominantly focuses on national and Mississippi-based government and politics, with a notable emphasis on legal policy regulation. He also covers sports to some extent.
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Some may have thought Darline Graham Nordone would be simply a caretaker of her late brother's unexpired Senate term, but that's not what she's thinking.
In a message to the International Criminal Court, and at least one America mayor, Secretary of State Marco Rubio says the United States stands ready to demonstrate America resolve to the ICC.
Gov. Mikie Sherrill, a New Jersey Democrat, says President Donald Trump has “zero credibility on the issue of election integrity.”
Will House Republicans' third swing at the SAVE Act be a home run or a long, lonely walk back to the dugout?
Three nonprofit groups under investigation for their ties to American billionaire Neville Roy Singham, a friend to the Chinese government, are responsible for some of the most disruptive protest behavior in recent history, a watchdog group says.
The latest photo of Sen. Mitch McConnell, released by his staff Monday, simply threw gasoline on the fire of suspicion that the Kentucky Republican — and/or his handlers — are up to something, a political writer said on American Family Radio Tuesday.
I saw something this week I haven't seen before. Its not unheard of, but it happens less when those trips around the sun accumulate.
By: Parrish Alford
Cleaning up fraud in Medicare and Medicaid may start with the federal government, but state governments key roles to play, a Georgia U.S. House Republican said on “Washington Watch” Monday.
By: Parrish Alford
Progressive Democrats — and maybe some Republicans — are celebrating this week's Michigan Democratic primary win by Abdul El-Sayed.
As U.S. involvement in Iran continues, so does Iran's volatility relative to its Middle Eastern neighbors.
