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Kara Harris

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  • Writer and Producer, CNN
Washington, D.C.
As seen in: CNN, CNN Newsroom, MSN, Bloomberg News, USA Today, AZCentral | The Arizona Republic, Serious Eats, Yahoo, Des Moines Register, Cronkite News, The Daily Times (Salisbury, MD) and
@CNN Writer/Producer | 2020 Cronkite Grad @WHCA Scholar | Worked @Bloomberg @USATODAY @MSNBC @arizonapbs
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Mississippi State University Athletics

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By Brian Ogden, MSU Johnson, Kara Harris Verified
| hailstate.com
STARKVILLE – A back-and-forth match ended in a draw on Friday night as Mississippi State and Florida tied, 2-2. State led twice, but the Gators evened the score with two second-half goals, including one from the penalty spot. "Two SEC games so far and two fantastic competitive matches for the fans to watch," head coach Kevin O'Brien said.
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Florida, Mississippi State Play to 2-2 Draw

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By Mary Howard, MSU Johnson, Kara Harris Verified
| floridagators.com
Florida Gators Florida Gators 4-3-2, 0-1-1 Mississippi State 7-1-1, 1-0-1 Florida 0 2 2 Mississippi St. 1 1 2 Kyra Taylor (#3) celebrates her tying goal with the Gators Friday. Florida and Mississippi State played to a 2-2 draw in Starkville, Miss. [Photo: Maddie Washburn] Florida, Mississippi State Play to 2-2 Draw Friday, September 18, 2026 | Soccer STARKVILLE, Miss.
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‘Going back to rubble’: Venezuelan journalist slams threat of people losing protected status amid earthquake disaster

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By Kara Harris Verified
| CNN Verified
Video Ad Feedback 'Going back to rubble': Venezuelan journalist slams threat of people losing protected status amid earthquake disaster CNN This Morning On CNN This Morning, Venezuelan American journalist, author, and speaker Mariana Atencio joins the program to discuss the devastating earthquakes in Venezuela and the threat of thousands losing their protected status in the United States.
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