The socialists were patient for a decade. As the DSA put it in its July newsletter “Our gains are hitting the Democratic Party establishment like a leftist tidal wave, and our members are gearing up for much bigger plans toward 2028.”
Conference attendees will hear the findings from research focused on Mississippi’s health, education, tax policies, and the state’s human capital.
On Tuesday, the SEC amended a federal lawsuit, seeking a temporary restraining order to prevent LSU from blocking the meeting. A two-thirds vote from the conference’s CEOs is needed to remove LSU, a founding member since 1933.
Human customer service staff at the Mississippi Insurance Department will remain on hand for more complicated matters that require experience and a more personal touch.
The Senate Appropriations Committee chairman will be turning in his gavel in January 2028, deciding to step away from the Mississippi Legislature after five terms.
Like the rifled bore, the gatling gun and the tank, drones will change the battlefield and the tactics used on it. Military doctrine must adjust and mastering drone technology is an existential necessity.
U.S. Senator Roger Wicker if anyone still doubts that Mississippi is on the move, they might consider what he’s witnessed firsthand in the state over the past few weeks.
The undercounts in Mississippi and Florida happened. But finding a practical remedy so long after congressional seats were apportioned and several election cycles held may prove impractical.
By the first anniversary of the return of passenger rail on the Mississippi Coast this month, passengers had purchased 150,000 tickets—more than doubling initial estimates.
“Together with state and local partners, we’re building the workforce, infrastructure and capabilities needed to boost production in support of critical national defense programs,” said Barbara Borgonovi, president of Naval Power at Raytheon.
The company is creating 86 jobs with the addition of 14 new manufacturing lines at its Mississippi facility.
Charles Tillotson looks to be announced as the new Port Director in Pascagoula, pending approval later this week by the Jackson County Port Authority Board of Commissioners.
The $326,000 expansion investment features the installation of new manufacturing equipment and includes a production line that will increase slicing and packaging capacity at the Booneville facility.
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