The Who Dat Daily Staff

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• NOLA POLITICS

  / 1 month ago

  What Louisiana’s members of Congress say about a shutdown — and what has been affected

  Congressional party leaders spent much of Wednesday, the first day of a government shutdown, pointing the finger at each other and...

  By The Who Dat Daily Staff

• NOLA POLITICS

  / 1 month ago

  Mitch Landrieu endorses Helena Moreno for New Orleans mayor

  Former Mayor Mitch Landrieu endorsed Helena Moreno in the race for New Orleans’ open mayoral seat Wednesday, further strengthening the frontrunner’s...

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• NOLA POLITICS

  / 1 month ago

  David Courcelle, Trump nominee for New Orleans-area U.S. Attorney, advances in Senate

  Courcelle has a private law firm in Metairie and attended De La Salle High School, University of New Orleans and Loyola...

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• NOLA POLITICS

  / 1 month ago

  Cantrell proposes shriveled annual budget, ‘call to action’ to raise cash

  Mayor LaToya Cantrell delivered her 2026 city budget proposal to the New Orleans City Council on Wednesday, with deep cuts to...

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• NOLA POLITICS

  / 1 month ago

  High water bills rain fire on Mandeville officials

  Mandeville government officials dedicated the majority of Thursday night’s regularly scheduled City Council meeting to quelling the community uproar triggered by...

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• NOLA POLITICS

  / 1 month ago

  Abita Springs Mayor Dan Curtis recovering from surgery

  Abita Springs Mayor Dan Curtis will be away from town hall for several weeks while recovering from major back surgery.

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• NOLA POLITICS

  / 1 month ago

  ‘I’m kind of in shock’: Inside Planned Parenthood’s last day of operation in Louisiana

  Louisiana’s two Planned Parenthood locations, one in Baton Rouge and one in New Orleans, had their last day of operation Tuesday....

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• NOLA POLITICS

  / 1 month ago

  In New Orleans City Council District A race, candidates focus on infrastructure, services

  Infrastructure, city services, jobs and development are the top issues in the New Orleans City Council District A race.

  By The Who Dat Daily Staff

• NOLA POLITICS

  / 1 month ago

  US federal government shuts down after Trump, Congress fail to strike an agreement

  Roughly 750,000 federal workers are expected to be furloughed, some potentially fired by the Trump administration. Here’s what to know.

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• NOLA POLITICS

  / 1 month ago

  See letter Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry sent Pete Hegseth requesting National Guard deployment

  The letter cites crime rates in New Orleans, Baton Rouge and Shreveport, but did not lay out a precise plan for...

  By The Who Dat Daily Staff