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Mississippi
DOJ Opens Civil Rights Investigation Into Rural Mississippi Police Department
The DOJ, she said, will protect the rights of residents in all, whether they live in rural communities or large cities.
Judges Order Mississippi Polls Stay Open Longer Over Ballot Shortages
Election officials blamed the shortage on an unexpectedly high voter turnout.
RFK Jr. Speaks to Restoring Critical Thinking, Finding Common Ground During Mississippi Visit
Mr. Kennedy spoke to his discovery of a huge divide in what the scientific establishment was saying about vaccine safety and what was being reported by moms.
Mississippi State Auditor Calls for Overhaul of College Funding of 'Garbage Fields' to Address Brain Drain
The state auditor wants funds strategically reallocated from 'garbage' college programs such as women's and gender studies to critical fields like health care.
Mississippi Gov. Tate Reeves Announces Medicaid Plan to Reimburse $700 Million to Hospitals
Mr. Reeves has advocated for reforming Medicaid reimbursement as opposed to expanding Medicaid.
