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Big Tech giants are threatening local news. The Journalism Competition and Preservation Act can save it.
By Dean Ridings, CEO, America’s Newspapers Thomas Jefferson famously declared, “Were it left to me to decide whether ...
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Coronavirus cases continue to skyrocket in Mississippi as omicron variant spreads swiftly
Mississippi set another single-day record for new COVID-19 coronavirus cases on Friday, the third-straight day of a new ...
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Analysis: Tate Reeves says his COVID-19 response not politically driven
Mississippi Republican Gov. Tate Reeves stared into cameras during a news conference and said he is not advancing ...
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Opinion: Mississippi hospitals drowning in COVID-19; Where is Gov. Tate Reeves? Playing politics out of state
Every intensive care unit bed in Mississippi is full, and hospital leaders are begging — praying — for ...
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Under the Capitol Dome: Mississippi reveals it has lethal injection drugs available
Mississippi has not executed a death row inmate since June 2012, and no executions are currently scheduled. But ...
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Analysis: Thoughts on how Ginsburg’s death could shape race for Mississippi senate seat
Mike Espy, like most Democratic Senate candidates across the nation, has significantly benefitted from campaign contributions following the ...
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Ole Miss details football attendance plans under state virus restrictions
Last week Governor Tate Reeves announced an attendance limit of no more than 25 percent capacity for all ...
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Mississippi prison coronavirus protocols under scrutiny in lawsuit
Attorneys are feuding in federal court filings over coronavirus testing and safety protocols at the Mississippi State Penitentiary ...
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Group seeks flag image that evokes Mississippi
Commissioners working on a new Mississippi flag said they don’t want a big single star on the banner. ...
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Mississippi budget disputes go to just one judge to decide
Mississippi Republican legislative leaders helped defeat a 2015 education initiative by arguing that if someone sued the state ...