Exclusive: for my latest in VANITY FAIR, I reviewed closed-door testimony that University of North Carolina coronavirologist Ralph Baric gave to Select Subcommittee on the Coronavirus Pandemic in January. vanityfair.com/news/story/ral… /1

View from Oran - one of my stops in a gorgeous, fascinating country. So lucky to experience Algeria’s magic and hospitality.

This x1000. Thank you Dr Jessica Sparks Lilley, MD for all you do to provide care for Mississippians.

I’m a pediatric endocrinologist in Mississippi. I have 2 patients with Type 1 diabetes in my practice who are 18 and orphaned. One is a jr in high school (held back a grade after his mother died). Both lost their last surviving parent recently. Terrified of aging out of Medicaid

Update: After a group of physicians and concerned citizens visited Sen. Kevin Blackwell’s office in the basement of the Capitol yesterday to advocate for full expand Medicaid, the basement entrance has a brand new sign barring the public from reaching those offices.

I’m old enough to remember this campus free speech controversy nbcnews.com/id/wbna32732243

Selinda Walker’s ordeal is yet another example of why Mississippi needs to expand Medicaid without a work requirement that will lose in federal court. Delbert Hosemann - we are counting on you to lead!

Columbia sophomore: “For the last six months, they’ve been chanting, ‘We don’t want no Zionists here.’ Now they’re openly saying, ‘Go back to the gas chambers’” columbiaspectator.com/news/2024/04/2…

$95 Billion dollars in Foreign aid passed just like they were buying a new pair of socks.

Why do Mississippians argue over letting the Federal Government send less than $1 Billion to the poorest state in America to subsidize healthcare and support our state economy?

Whose

Mississippi friends, please read and take action: Medicaid expansion, the most consequential decision in the Mississippi legislature since education reform in 1982, is at a critical make-or-break point.

It's make-or-break time in Mississippi to pass Medicaid expansion. If you are a Mississippian, call your local rep or senator and make your voice heard!