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EPA set to roll back rules that limit greenhouse gases and mercury from US power plants
EPA · United States

EPA set to roll back rules that limit greenhouse gases and mercury from US power plants

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PBS, NPR funding on the line as House nears final vote on $9.4 billion in DOGE-backed cuts
US Politics · United States

PBS, NPR funding on the line as House nears final vote on $9.4 billion in DOGE-backed cuts

53% Center coverage: 98 sources
The House on Wednesday moved a step closer to approving President Donald Trump’s $9.4 billion spending cut package, which would codify some cuts originally proposed by the Department of Government Efficiency. See the Story
Tulane Scientist Resigns Citing University Censorship of Pollution and Racial Disparity Research
Pollution · New Orleans

Tulane Scientist Resigns Citing University Censorship of Pollution and Racial Disparity Research

73% Center coverage: 63 sources
By JACK BROOK NEW ORLEANS (AP) — A Tulane University researcher resigned Wednesday, citing censorship from university leaders who had warned that her advocacy and research exposing the Louisiana petrochemical industry’s health impacts and racial disparities in hiring had triggered blowback from donors and elected officials. Related Articles US faith leaders opposed to ICE raids counsel nonviolent resistance and lead by example …See the Story

US stocks drift near their record following an encouraging inflation update

58% Center coverage: 29 sources
NEW YORK (AP) — U.S. stocks are drifting near their record on Wednesday after a report suggested President Donald Trump’s tariffs are not pushing inflation much higher, at least not yet. Read more...Lee Jae-Myung · United StatesSee the Story

Aid groups weigh how much more they can help if FEMA reduces its disaster response

68% Center coverage: 37 sources
Volunteers with the humanitarian nonprofit Team Rubicon are accustomed to filling in the gaps of disaster recovery — they chainsaw downed trees after wildfires, muck out flooded homes and rebuild roofs blown off by hurricanes. But with concern and confusion over how the federal government will respond to disasters this summer, the group is readying to possibly help in ways it hasn’t before. “The one thing certain this hurricane season is the unc…Hurricanes · Los AngelesSee the Story

Dooky Chase’s Restaurant reopens historic upstairs dining space

100% Center coverage: 1 sources
KEY TAKEAWAYS: Dooky Chase’s upstairs dining room reopens after historic renovation Space hosted civil rights leaders and cultural icons since 1941 New murals by local artists honor the restaurant’s legacy Renovation includes wheelchair access, modern AV, and authentic design Stella Chase Reese, daughter of the late renowned Creole Chef Leah Chase, says “the moment we stop telling our stories is when history begins to fade.” And the Chase …New Orleans · New OrleansRead Article

Gov. Jeff Landry’s signature education initiative left out of Louisiana budget

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KEY TAKEAWAYS: Louisiana passes $51B budget without funding new education vouchers Nearly 30,000 LA GATOR applicants left without aid $30M redirected to public school tutoring initiatives State inmates’ housing rate increased with reallocated funds The Louisiana Legislature overwhelmingly approved a $51 billion budget plan Thursday without funding for Gov. Jeff Landry’s signature private education voucher initiative, one that he initially …Jeff Landry · Baton RougeSee the Story

Lawmakers send major social safety net overhaul to governor’s desk

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KEY TAKEAWAYS: New “One Door” system to combine job training and public assistance House Bill 624 passed unanimously, heads to Gov. Landry Several programs moving from DCFS to LWC and LDH Aims to improve job outcomes and streamline benefit access Lawmakers have passed a bill this week that will overhaul and combine Louisiana’s job training and public assistance program in a “One Door” model. It now heads to Gov. Jeff Landry‘s desk. Breault…Baton Rouge · Baton RougeSee the Story

New Orleans home prices rise despite slow sales

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KEY TAKEAWAYS: Metro New Orleans home prices rose 2.5% YoY to $368,907 in May Closed sales dropped 6.9% YoY; new listings fell 9.3% Orleans Parish homes near $500K average price, up 5.1% 30-year mortgage rate remains under 7% for 21 weeks The New Orleans residential real estate market continues to tell a story of “good news, bad news” in 2025. Thus far in 2025, the good news has been that local sales prices are holding strong, but the bad …New Orleans · New OrleansRead Article

Gov. Landry vetoes Senate oversight for his Port of New Orleans board choices

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KEY TAKEAWAYS: Gov. Landry vetoed a bill requiring Senate confirmation for port board picks. Senate Bill 89 passed unanimously in both legislative chambers. Landry called the measure an “unnecessary layer of bureaucracy.” The Port of New Orleans handles over 74 million tons of cargo annually. A bill that attempted to add a layer of legislative oversight to the governor’s picks for the Port of New Orleans board was officially sunk Monday wi…Senate · New OrleansRead Article

Closed golf course becomes affordable housing in Jefferson Parish

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KEY TAKEAWAYS: Habitat for Humanity is developing affordable homes in Terrytown. Rising Oaks replaces a long-closed Jefferson Parish golf course. Homes will range from $175K–$275K and meet Fortified Gold Standards. Community design features parks, playgrounds, and mid-century style. A long-closed golf course in Jefferson Parish is being converted into affordable housing. Jefferson Parish officials will convene at 10 a.m. June 13 for the wa…Housing · TerrytownRead Article

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