Trump Keeps Moving the Goalposts on His War With Iran
A timeline of Trump’s shifting rationale for bombing Iran.
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Trump Expanded Executive Power. Democrats Will Have to Decide How to Use It.
NOTUS spoke to potential 2028 contenders about how the next Democratic president should wield their power.
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Incomplete Files and No Coordination: Cuts at the Education Department Throw Civil Rights Cases In Limbo
A dramatic downsizing at the Education Department left fired civil rights attorneys little time to roll over their casework.
Where the Department of Education Staffing Cuts Hit the Hardest
Civil rights attorneys, those overseeing student aid and the agency’s union leaders were among the 1,315 laid off.
Millions in opioid settlement dollars are coming to Mississippi. Here’s what you need to know.
Hundreds of Mississippians die every year from opioid overdoses, an epidemic that has claimed the lives of tens of thousands more nationwide. In a series of historic settlement agreements, pharmaceutical companies agreed to pay about $50 billion over 18 years for their role in fueling the crisis — and Mississippi has signed on to be part of the settlements.
How the state and local governments choose to use this cash windfall in the years ahead will significantly shape Mississippi’s policies toward addiction treatment and prevention — as well as health care in general.
How the state and local governments choose to use this cash windfall in the years ahead will significantly shape Mississippi’s policies toward addiction treatment and prevention — as well as health care in general.
Vendor scored thousands of state tests incorrectly, MDE finds
Spring 2024 preliminary state test results reported to districts across the state were scored incorrectly according to the Mississippi Department of Education, leading the agency to end a contract with the company responsible for the error.
School districts across the state were left scrambling to re-assess the corrected data, which they use to make determinations about everything from graduation requirements to instructional strategies for the 2024-25 school year, which for some districts has already begun. Some students ended up meeting graduation requirements and graduating in the summertime.
School districts across the state were left scrambling to re-assess the corrected data, which they use to make determinations about everything from graduation requirements to instructional strategies for the 2024-25 school year, which for some districts has already begun. Some students ended up meeting graduation requirements and graduating in the summertime.
Miller rebuffs public call to step down as supes president
Less than five minutes into an Oktibbeha County Board of Supervisors meeting, District 3 Supervisor Marvell Howard asked Board President Bricklee Miller to relinquish the president’s role.
