Jailing the Brett Favre welfare scandal reporter would be an awful shame
Mississippi Today is appealing the judge's decision with the Mississippi Supreme Court, arguing that the order is unconstitutional. But, Ganacheau writes, the appeal is "politically perilous," with four of the court's justices having been appointed by the former governor himself.
The NFL Hall of Famer appeared at a hearing in the U.S. House Ways and Means Committee on Tuesday. Favre also announced that ...
Brett Favre testified on Capitol Hill Tuesday. Now, we’re asking state lawmakers for their reactions and what’s next in ...
Aaron Rodgers shared a quarterback room with Brett Favre for his first three NFL seasons, backing up the Hall of Famer with ...
Mississippi football legend Brett Favre announced on Tuesday that he has been diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease. The former ...
Former Packers coach Mike McCarthy called Brett Favre a 'tremendous man' after learning of Favre's Parkinson's diagnosis. Not ...
Policy experts — and the Hall of Famer accused of defrauding a welfare program for personal projects — urged Congress to ...
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Brett Favre Sext Message Accuser Jenn Sterger Had A Shockingly Harsh Message For The Hall Of Fame QB After Hearing He Has Parkinson’s DiseaseBrett Favre disclosed that he has Parkinson’s disease during a Congressional hearing related to the Mississippi welfare fund ...
Hours after the NFL Hall of Famer’s revelation made headlines, Sterger, who accused Favre of sending her suggestive pictures ...
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