Wyatt Emmerich
The $2.8 billion lignite gassification plant in Kemper County is in trouble. It’s $366 million over budget but only 22 percent completed.
Public pressure is increasing. Last week the Mississippi Public Service Commission (PSC)...
Protecting free and competitive markets is a legitimate role of the government. Banks that are “too big to fail” are too big.
Back in the old days, this country had an active anti-trust division. Its role was to prevent...
the economic story of our generation has been greatly affected by the rise of China as a great industrial power.
With more than a billion educated people desperate for work, China has devastated American manufacturing. For the first...
As a fairly typical middle-aged family man, I occasionally gripe about the pressures and hassles of family life. Sometimes it seems like the members of my family view me as an ATM, but more annoying than the bank kind because I complain when...
I fought the law and the law won. Alas, my 37-year perfect driving streak has come to an end.
I didn’t go down without a fight. My “move over” violation had a gray area, but in the end, the judge sided with the police...
THE PHOTO of Billy Elmore has always haunted me. It pops up every now and then as my computer screen rotates through thousands of stored photos.
He is a handsome lad, far younger than I am today. His appearance reminds me of my oldest...
Our lieutenant governor, Tate Reeves, and governor, Phil Bryant, are doing a disservice to Northsider Dr. Carl Reddix. Reeves and Bryant are holding up the appointment of Reddix to the state Board of Health because of an insignificant link to a...
Relieving the best criminal judge of all his criminal cases is not the way to exercise responsibility as senior circuit judge. What on earth is Hinds County Senior Circuit Judge Tomie Green doing?
Green has averaged one criminal trial...
Saturday morning is my only day to sleep late, so I was somewhat annoyed to notice three cute little nine-year-old girls creeping slowly into my bedroom early one Saturday morning. I pretended to be asleep.
They slowly but surely crept...
I appreciate House Speaker Phil Gunn’s attempt to pinch pennies, but he’s wrong about banishing the state Department of Revenue to a cramped warehouse in-between Raymond and Clinton.
The Department of Revenue needs to move...










