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More states adopt full practice authority

by Kienna Van Dellen

While Mississippi continues to sit on the sidelines, two very different states…

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Paving the way for thousands to work

by Brett Kittredge

In 2004, a hair braider from Tupelo named Melony Armstrong brought a…

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The Good, Bad & Ugly of Inflation

by Russ Latino

Americans are deeply concerned about inflation and risks facing our economy. Poll…

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What impact will tax reform have on you?

by Forest Thigpen

Contrary to a front-page story in a major Mississippi newspaper, the phase-down…

Education, Justice, Work

Income tax cut, teacher pay raise highlight new laws that went into effect Friday

by Brett Kittredge

Highlighted by the largest tax cut in state history, a number of…

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How does Mississippi’s cottage food law compare to others?

by Brett Kittredge

All 50 states now allow the sale of home-baked foods to the…

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The dignity of work

by Kienna Van Dellen

Through work, we not only contribute to the community and meet personal…

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Shampooers don’t need 1,000 hours of training

by Conor Norris

It takes 1,000 hours of training before you can professionally shampoo hair…

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Scapegoating prevents a return to fiscal sanity

by Russ Latino

Scapegoats are popular in modern politics. Consider America’s current experience with inflation….

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Overcoming poverty with the Success Sequence

by Brett Kittredge

For many years, the Success Sequence – graduate from high school, work…

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Empower hosts 2022 Unleash Mississippi

by Empower Mississippi

Empower Mississippi hosted the second-annual Unleash Mississippi on Thursday as state leaders…

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Mississippi’s occupational regulation burden

by Conor Norris

Mississippi requires licenses for 66 of the 102 professions that do not…