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- Mississippi reports another record-high day of virus cases
  Stamford Advocate· 12 hours ago
  The previous high was Wednesday, with 2,457 new cases. "The only thing more worrisome than the...
- Section V hockey lobbying for a season
  WROC Rochester· 1 day ago
  Section V boosters have hired a lobbyist to argue to the state that hockey should be a low-risk sport.
- Mississippi reports record number of virus hospitalizations
  The News-Times· 4 days ago
  Numbers have risen steadily since Nov. 10, when 669 virus hospitalizations were reported. State...
- Second Amendment Litigants Hope To Try Their Luck With Amy Coney Barrett
  Reason.com· 4 days ago
  Amendment since the one-two punch of 2008's D.C. v. Heller (which declared the amendment protects an...
- Analysis: Public health officials under strain amid pandemic
  NBC 10 - FOX 14 Monroe· 11 hours ago
  JACKSON, Miss. (AP) — Mississippi public health officials are working long hours during the...
- The Capital Letter: Week of November 30 | National Review
  National Review· 6 hours ago
  It comes in the midst of a new push in Congress for a fiscal stimulus package to help small...
- Walter Williams, conservative economics professor, columnist, dead at 84
  Fox News· 5 hours ago
  Renowned conservative economics professor and columnist Walter Williams has died. Williams taught economics at George Mason University in Virginia for 40 years and had a nationally syndicated ...
- 'Maybe They Just Didn't Pay Attention': Pa. Justices Eye Defects in Inter-Policy Stacking Waiver |...
  Law.com· 3 days ago
  The issue, which came before the justices in Donovan v. State Farm, on a certified question posed by...
- Reeves forgoes statewide mask mandate, adds 13 more counties
  Associated Press· 3 days ago
  JACKSON, Miss. (AP) — Gov. Tate Reeves instituted mask mandates in 13 more Mississippi counties...
- Auditor: Ole Miss professor owes nearly $2,000 after ‘Scholar Strike’
  Miami Herald· 3 days ago
  Mississippi’s state auditor is demanding that a University of Mississippi professor pay nearly $2,000 after a two-day work stoppage to protest police brutality and other racial inequities.