Mississippi post backs separate girls, boys sports after Supreme Court decision
A Facebook post from an account in Mississippi said the state has long allowed girls to compete in girls sports
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Mississippi official urges repeal of COVID-era mail-in ballot law after Supreme Court ruling
A Facebook post criticized the U.S. Supreme Court’s 5-4 decision in a Mississippi case and urged the state Legislature to
Read MoreSupporters mark four-year anniversary of Dobbs decision
A Facebook post marked the four-year anniversary of the U.S. Supreme Court’s Dobbs decision, praising Mississippi for its role in
Read MoreSupreme Court vacates lower-court order on Mississippi redistricting, post says
A Facebook post by a Mississippi official said the U.S. Supreme Court on Friday vacated a 2025 lower-court order that
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Republican governors urge Supreme Court to defend women’s sports
Twenty-five Republican governors have called on the Supreme Court to protect women’s sports, emphasizing the importance of recognizing biological differences
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Fitch applauds U.S. Supreme Court ruling on Title IX gender identity redefinition
Mississippi’s schools will not have to comply with the Biden-Harris administration’s demand that they let boys in girls’ bathrooms as our children return to school.
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Wicker: Rejects Biden’s radical court plan
Placing the Supreme Court’s rules under the supervision of the legislative branch would not restore faith in the judiciary.
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McRae: An unprecedented Supreme Court decision
The Chevron case empowered federal agencies to interpret and administer laws as they saw fit.
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Wicker: Defends Supreme Court Independence
The public does damage to the Court’s reputation when citizens respect only decisions with which they agree.
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Supreme Court rules for Colorado web designer
Justices ruled in favor of a Colorado web developer who said she had a First Amendment right to refuse a gay couple as a client because of her religious beliefs.
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