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We Won’t Let Them: Fighting for Democracy in the Face of Lawlessness
New Orleans · New Orleans

We Won’t Let Them: Fighting for Democracy in the Face of Lawlessness

By Congressman Troy A. Carter, Sr. Right now, we are witnessing one of the most dangerous assaults on our democracy in modern history. Former President Donald Trump—desperate to reclaim power—and his unelected billionaire co-conspirator Elon Musk are working hand-in-glove to undermine the Constitution and the very foundations of our government. But let me be clear: Democrats are fighting back. And we’re doing it with the full force of the law, t…Read Article
Lawmakers Approve Budget and Teacher Pay Push as Session Wraps up - American Press
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Lawmakers Approve Budget and Teacher Pay Push as Session Wraps up - American Press

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By Anna Puleo | LSU Manship School News Service BATON ROUGE — The Louisiana House voted 98-1 Thursday to give final legislative approval to $53.5 billion budget package for the upcoming fiscal year without objecting to any of the major changes that the Senate had made earlier this week. With three hours to go in the session, lawmakers also agreed to ask voters to approve a constitutional amendment in a new attempt to fund permanent salary raises…See the Story
The Mayor's Race is Not and Should Not be a Coronation
Coronation · New Orleans

The Mayor's Race is Not and Should Not be a Coronation

While declaring a frontrunner in the race for Mayor makes for easy, attention grabbing headlines, it can also breed complacency, a sense of futility and acquiescence among the electorate. Perhaps that is mainstream media’s goal. As the 2025 New Orleans mayoral race approaches, the city finds itself at a critical juncture. Yet, even before the official campaign season has begun—qualifying for candidates does not open until July—mainstream media o…Read Article

Full Gospel Fellowship Prepares for 31st Annual Conference in New Orleans

Edited by Tribune Staff The Full Gospel Baptist Church Fellowship International will return to the birthplace of the Fellowship, New Orleans, LA for the 31st Annual LiveFull Conference. Taking place Tuesday, July 8 at through Thursday, July 10, this gathering is especially meaningful as it coincides with the 20th anniversary of Hurricane Katrina. The conference will be hosted at the New Orleans Ernest N. Morial Convention Center, located at 900 …New Orleans · New OrleansRead Article

Newspaper Headlines: Trump's 'LA Face-Off' and NHS Out for Blood

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Donald Trump's crackdown on the LA immigration protests features prominently on Monday's papers.Donald Trump · Los AngelesSee the Story

Criticism of Mayor Cantrell's Travel is Not about Accountability, It's About Control and Undermining Her Authority

In the ongoing saga of New Orleans politics, few topics have been as persistently weaponized as Mayor LaToya Cantrell’s travel schedule. Often with a tone of barely-concealed disdain, critics latch onto every trip she takes outside city limits, as if her mere presence in New Orleans is the only thing standing between the city and chaos. But let’s be clear: this fixation on the mayor’s travel is not about fiscal responsibility or civic engagement…New Orleans · New OrleansRead Article

HBCUs Depend on Federal Funding. Their Leaders Are Walking a Tightrope on Trump’s DEI Attacks

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Louisiana Senate Reins in Tax Cut and School Voucher Plans

The Times of Houma ThibodauxJeff Landry · New OrleansSee the Story

Minority & Women- Owned Business Enterprise (MWBE) Program

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Minority & Women- Owned Business Enterprise (MWBE) ProgramRacism · United StatesSee the Story

Reward Hiked in Manhunt for Two Remaining New Orleans Jail Escapees

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Authorities in New Orleans have increased the reward by tens of thousands of dollars for information that leads to the arrest of the two remaining fugitives who escaped from jail earlier this month.Americas · New OrleansSee the Story

Gov. Landry signs tort reform bills into law

58% Center coverage: 12 sources
BATON ROUGE, La. - Governor Jeff Landry held a press conference Wednesday to detail the new laws on tort reform. It is the largest tort reform effort for the state of Louisiana.Jeff Landry · Baton RougeSee the Story

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