A Post-Roe Mississippi Must Reckon With Reproductive Care Shortage
Bridget Bartlett writes that the possible overturning of Roe. v. Wade highlights a grave problem in the Magnolia State: a severe shortage of reproductive-health physicians.
Biden Taps Mississippi Judge As U.S. Sentencing Commission’s First Black Chair
A Mississippi federal judge, Carlton W. Reeves, could soon become the first Black chair of the United States Sentencing Commission after President Joe Biden announced a slate of nominees on Wednesday.
What’s Behind The U.S. Infant Formula Shortage—How To Prevent It From Happening Again
Media reports have highlighted the plight of mothers, fathers and caregivers across the U.S. who have scrambled to find scarce supplies, or driven long distances to buy formula. But what is behind the shortage? And how can it be prevented from happening again? Dr. Steven Abrams, a leading expert on pediatric health at the University of Texas who has advised both the formula industry and government on infant nutrition, answers 6 questions and offers advice for parents.
