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• NOLA POLITICS

  / 2 months ago

  Trump honors LSU’s championship baseball team in White House ceremony: ‘A special state’

  Trump said Louisiana is “a special state,” noting how extraordinary it was to have national champions for both the NCAA and...

  By The Who Dat Daily Staff

• NOLA POLITICS

  / 2 months ago

  Award-winning historian urges New Orleans leaders to draw on lessons from American Revolution

  Pulitzer Prize-winning historian Rick Atkinson urged New Orleans leaders to treasure institutions that prevent power from “concentrating in the hands of...

  By The Who Dat Daily Staff

• NOLA POLITICS

  / 2 months ago

  ‘Helena showed up’: Inside Moreno’s dominant campaign for New Orleans mayor

  “Politicians never come out here,” Beaulieu said as she served drinks five days after Moreno trounced her closest rivals in nearly...

  By The Who Dat Daily Staff

• NOLA POLITICS

  / 2 months ago

  House Speaker Mike Johnson draws fire over shutdown, but mostly in D.C., not Louisiana

  While the blame game in D.C. over the government shutdown gets louder, the effects on the ground so far in Louisiana...

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  New Orleans Saints News

  / 2 months ago

  Saints Monday After: Tough Loss, McCoy Out, Rattler Still Starter

  Saints Monday After – Big Q breaks down another tough week for the Black & Gold.Center Erik McCoy is believed to...

  By The Who Dat Daily Staff

• NOLA POLITICS

  / 2 months ago

  Vendors, performers have seen a crackdown on Bourbon Street. Will it continue?

  Though the 8 p.m. endpoint has been enshrined in city ordinance for decades, it’s only within the past year that a...

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• NOLA POLITICS

  / 2 months ago

  U.S. Supreme Court case from Louisiana likely to reshape Voting Rights Act, legal experts say

  Questions asked during a Supreme Court hearing last week suggest change is coming, but the extent seems to hinge on the...

  By The Who Dat Daily Staff

• NOLA POLITICS

  / 2 months ago

  The Louisiana race for U.S. Senate is already drawing millions of dollars. Here’s why it matters.

  Here’s how much Louisiana candidates raised in a competitive Republican primary for U.S. Senate.

  By The Who Dat Daily Staff

• NOLA POLITICS

  / 2 months ago

  Louisiana Rep. Beau Beaullieu knows his way around a gumbo pot, has the trophies to prove it

  Louisiana state Rep. Beau Beaullieu knows his way around a gumbo pot.

  By The Who Dat Daily Staff

• NOLA POLITICS

  / 2 months ago

  Steve Scalise says he’s too focused on own race to endorse in Bill Cassidy’s reelection race

  Next year’s field of candidates is already crowded with veteran Republican politicians challenging Cassidy, the incumbent.

  By The Who Dat Daily Staff