May 17, 2020. What we're going through is real, scary, and traumatic. Everybody has experienced this virus, and it seems that everyone is going through five stages of grief: denial, anger and bargaining. You can…
La redada ICE — ‘Es raro balancear esto……
El testimonio contradijo el narrativo del agente Brent Young del Departamento de Seguridad Nacional de los EEUU, quien dijo que que declaracion jurada despues de las redadas del 7 de agosto en Koch Foods indicaba…
Who is Marshall Ramsey
Marshall Ramsey has been a Pulitzer Finalist twice (2002 and 2006. Creators Syndicate syndicates his editorial cartoons throughout the country and they have appeared in The New York Times and USA Today. Ramsey is also…
Lynn Fitch sued states that made election changes…
Fitch and 18 other Republican attorney generals sued four states because Watson did the same thing as Fitch: Watson changed election procedures without legislative approval. Fitch and Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton filed the high-profile…
How safe is voting in person in Mississippi
Mississippi Today spoke to a 59-year old Ocean Springs voter who said she plans to vote absentee. She told her local election officials that she will be out of town on Election Day. This will…
As most delay or cancel football, Mississippi private…
The Mid-South Association of Independent Schools, the governing body of Mississippi's private schools, will open its regular season Thursday, August 20. However, several private school teams from the state are expected to participate in football…
Inform[H]er Roundup Planned Parenthood leaves Title X
Planned Parenthood claimed it was too costly and stigmatizing for them and decided to withdraw from the funding program. The recipients of grants vary from one country to the next. Title X has never paid…
A Good Meal is Hard to Find’ cookbook…
"Martha randomly called me up and said, ‘Amy, the titles in your paintings would make great headlines for recipe recipes.'" Evans recalls. "I was like, "Yeah. Whatever." Evans, who had just returned to Texas from…
An issue of life or death’ Reeves weighs…
Mississippi News Gov. Nonprofit Tate Reeves is the only official in the state who can issue a mandate to postpone school or force virtual learning. He finds himself in a difficult political situation as schools…