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Thompson exposes lack of FBI evidence for designating antifa domestic terror org
Congressman also called on Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noam to resign
4 hrs ago
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Alan Huffman
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Immigration crackdown, Part 1: How we got here
By now, most Mississippians have heard that Operation Swamp Sweep has landed in the state, bringing with it an influx of agents from U.S.
Dec 11
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Kathleen O'Beirne
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Mississippi Legislature prepares policy agenda for 2026 session
State legislators will tackle education reform, public pension changes and opioid settlement spending when the 2026 session begins in January, according…
Dec 10
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Derrion Arrington
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Governor’s state Supreme Court appointments likely to have lasting impact
When Gov.
Dec 5
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Derrion Arrington
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From Reconstruction promise to Trump downsizing: The precarious history of public education in Mississippi
When Mississippi established its first public school system in 1868, it represented one of Reconstruction’s most revolutionary achievements.
Dec 3
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Derrion Arrington
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What exactly is a ballot initiative, and why is the legislature reluctant to let citizens use them?
Dec 1
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Marsh Nabors
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November 2025
Reproductive and sexual care nonprofit expands services despite federal cuts
A multimillion-dollar private grant to Converge, a Jackson-based nonprofit, will expand access to reproductive and sexual healthcare in Mississippi…
Nov 24
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Kathleen O'Beirne
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What’s ahead now that Democrats have broken GOP supermajority?
Winners of special elections talk about how court-ordered redistricting will reshape state legislature
Nov 20
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Derrion Arrington
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The current moment: Ongoing attacks on democratic norms pale in comparison with previous era, author contends
Jere Nash, whose new book focuses on Reconstruction, says it’s been worse
Nov 18
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Alan Huffman
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Officials propose ways to reduce infant mortality, yet Congress moving in opposite direction
Closure of rural hospitals due to lack of Medicaid expansion among care shortfalls
Nov 14
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Kathleen O'Beirne
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Mississippi mail-in ballot case heads to U.S. Supreme Court: What’s at stake for 2026 elections
The Supreme Court’s announcement that it will hear a challenge to Mississippi’s counting of mail-in ballots received after Election Day could result in…
Nov 12
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Derrion Arrington
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Partial SNAP benefits resume
The Mississippi Department of Human Services has begun partial distribution of SNAP benefits following official guidance from the U.S.
Nov 11
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Christopher Harress
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