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US Politics · United States

Judge temporarily blocks Trump administration cuts to NIH medical research funding

47% Center coverage: 82 sources

A U.S. judge on Monday temporarily blocked President Donald Trump's administration's sharp cuts to federal grant funding for universities, medical centers and other research institutions, in response to a lawsuit brought by Democratic attorneys general from 22 U.S. states.See the Story

Louisiana · Louisiana

Lawsuit claims ballot language for Louisiana's constitutional rewrite deceives voters

60% Left coverage: 5 sources

The lawsuit claims the measure’s description is both biased and misleading, emphasizing only favorable provisions while omitting controversial ones.See the Story

New Orleans · New Orleans

North Side Skull and Bone Gang heralds Mardi Gras - Verite News New Orleans

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

On Mardi Gras, the North Side Skull and Bone Gang dresses in black Long Johns decorated with painted-on bones. Members’ heads are covered with large skull masks made from wire covered with cheese cloth and painted white. Before daylight, they walk throughout Treme “wielding bloody bones and rousing their neighbors with calls of ‘You next,’” the Historic New Orleans Collection states. According to Chief Bruce “Sunpie” Barnes, who became a skelet…See the Story

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