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Opinion | Anja Baker •

April 28, 2024

OPINION: An open door to science fiction in Mississippi

Baker argues that risks linger with efforts to regulate in vitro fertilization in Mississippi.

Business | Ashley Cannady , Brant Pettis •

April 26, 2024

Looking for Certainty: Protection from competition following the FTC’s rule banning non-compete clauses

Legal challenges to the validity and enforceability of the Rule have already been filed, leaving the future of the Rule’s ban on non-compete agreements in an uncertain space with litigation that may take years to conclude.

News | Jeremy Pittari •

March 1, 2024

Fresh Start Act Aims to Give Former Inmates Path into Workforce

The bill's author, State Rep. Yates, says making it easier for former inmates to work when possible is always a plus, especially considering the labor force participation rate in Mississippi.

Magnolia morning

News | Magnolia Tribune •

February 29, 2024

Magnolia Mornings: February 29, 2024

Important state and national stories, market and business news, sports and entertainment, delivered in quick-hit fashion to start your day informed.

| Russ Latino •

January 9, 2024

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| Russ Latino •

January 9, 2024

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Opinion | Vijay Jayaraj •

January 8, 2024

Coal’s Life-Saving Role Ignored By Climate-Obsessed Media

A political war against fossil fuels is making matters worse for those unprotected from frigid temperatures, writes Vijay Jayaraj.

Sports | Ben Smith •

November 14, 2023

Entomophobia: A Rational Fear

Outdoors columnist Ben Smith says there’s plenty of reasons to be concerned about tick bites.

Faith | Alistair Begg •

October 2, 2023

Father, Forgive Them

Alistair Begg discusses the greatest act of forgiveness the world has ever known and why Christians who have experienced it cannot help but to forgive others.

Opinion | Philip Wegmann •

September 20, 2023

Tuberville’s Pentagon Blockade Becomes 2024 Redline on Abortion

For more than six months, Tuberville has placed a blanket hold on the promotions of hundreds of military officers in protest of a new Pentagon policy that reimburses servicemembers for abortion-related expenses.

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Opinion | Robert Graboyes •

September 14, 2023

Mississippi, Medicaid, and Mister Softee

Advocates suggest that expansion will be inexpensive, improve poor people’s health, and save rural hospitals. Unfortunately, these claims crumble under scrutiny.

News | Sarah Ulmer •

September 7, 2023

High energy prices unlikely to budge as policies stifle production

Inflation, federal policies are impacting oil and gas prices and consumer wallets across the Magnolia State with no end in sight.