Mississippi Becomes Last State to Remove Confederate Emblem from Flag
Polling from the state's Chamber of Commerce indicated that 55 percent of residents now supported removing the Confederate symbol.
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Mississippi Legislature May Have Votes to Remove Confederate Symbol from State Flag
Proposals to change the flag have come up before, but have never been passed.
Greenville, Miss., Reverses Course, Allows Drive-In Religious Services
Mayor Errick Simmons has announced that congregants will be permitted to attend drive-in services as long as their car windows remain closed.
The Justice Department Achieves a Victory for Religious Liberty
States that want to break up church services to prevent infection must demonstrate a genuine need and use the least restrictive means possible.
Who is Cory Wilson?
Judge Cory Wilson is President Trump’s nominee to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit. Wilson is currently a judge on the Mississippi Court of Appeals.
Boosted by Black Voters, Biden Bests Sanders in Mississippi and Missouri
Former vice president Joe Biden has won the Mississippi and Missouri primaries, continuing his strong showing among black voters in southern states.
Another Woman Threatened with Jail Time for Giving Diet Tips without a License
This a ridiculous, if not abusive, use of law enforcement resources.
State Elections Aren’t All about Trump
The GOP fared poorly in some contests last night, but that doesn’t mean that the president is doomed in 2020 — or that red states are shifting blue.
Ohio Governor Signs Heartbeat Bill Restricting Abortion
These bills are valuable to the pro-life movement, even when they are struck down in court.
Mississippi Judge Notes ‘Sad Irony’ of Men Ruling on Abortion Law
A federal judge on Tuesday struck down Mississippi's 15-week abortion ban while hinting that male judges shouldn't be allowed to rule on abortion laws.