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Perspective

  • BILL MINOR: ‘Hosemann wants to drive train on Voter I.D.’
  • BOBBY HARRISON: Politicians of varying stripes have taken shots at Mississippi
  • CHRIS MCDANIEL: McDaniel offers tribute to longtime Republican Dr. James Moye
  • SID SALTER: Higher education and agribusiness are interrelated
  • CHARLIE MITCHELL: DOJ should apply law, not prejudice
  • WT: PERRY AND BRYANT: Air Force move cripples emergency response
  • PHIL BRYANT: Mississippi's most business-friendly legislative session
  • SID SALTER: Legislature's rules of engagement have changed
  • CHRIS MCDANIEL: I am a pencil, built with the invisible hand of capitalism
  • BILL CRAWFORD: Lucas in USM relief again
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Politics and Government

  • CL ED: Texting: Miss. needs ban for drivers
  • WDAM: Mississippi gov to sign voter ID bill Thursday
  • WLBT: Brown wins Democratic runoff for Natchez mayor
  • AP: Bryant names new head of the Mississippi Development Authority
  • CL: Workers' comp law hailed, rapped
  • AP: Miss. gov signs bills he calls business-friendly
  • WTOK: Bryant Touts Business Bills
  • CA: Variety of laws set to take effect
  • CL: Mother in the Mansion: First lady still puts family first
  • FNC: MS gov calls out NC gov, says she insulted state
  • AP: Miss. Gov. Phil Bryant to headline Delta Council meeting in Cleveland
  • AP: Thompson requests federal probe of shooting
  • AP: MSU receives Dept. of Defense grant
  • HA: 3-D School fund bill on its way to Gov. Bryant
  • CL: Hosemann: DOJ worker's Facebook post about Mississippi 'irresponsible'
  • DJ ED: Health Care Zone law
  • CL ED: AG power: Allow official to do job
  • DFM: Gov. Bryant to Keynote 77th Annual Meeting of Delta Council
  • DJ ED: Legislature ends session with mixed results
  • CL: Key leaders in the four-month 2012 Legislative Session
  • SH: Republicans are impressive in first session
  • SH: 2012 bills: What passed and failed
  • CL: Dems believe they had influence
  • SH: Coast has successful legislative session
  • CL: GOP has success - if not unity

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May 17, 2012
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Blog

  • JJ: Be careful what you wish for......
  • JFP: One Night at Fenian’s
  • JJ: Mayor Mary wins a round against Blue Cross
  • YALL: Protecting Your Privacy: Employers and Social Media
  • CM: 2012 Legislative Session: How do you measure success?
  • YALL: Overall, Republicans excel in first session
  • CM: Secretary Hosemann asks for (and receives) $500,000 to pay lawyers to defend a lawsuit that hasn't been filed
  • MPP: Quote of the Day: Democratic Rep. George Flaggs
  • SNOWDEN: Mississippi Legislature Concludes Historic 2012 Session
  • CM: Legislative session ends

State News

  • DJ ED: Natural gas factors put state on top
  • SH: Keesler in the running for new training program
  • SH: South Mississippi’s refinery sitting pretty, for now
  • CL: Mississippi a favorite target
  • MP: Mississippi seeking to execute three men in three days next month
  • WMC: Miss. officials urge drivers to use caution pulling over for flashing lights
  • CA: Walls boasts first female mayor in DeSoto County
  • CL: Wicker tells Ole Miss grads to make contributions
  • DM: More physicians needed in the state of Mississippi
  • CA: Tupelo to consider entertainment district

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