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• NOLA POLITICS

  / 3 months ago

  Camp Beauregard name returning to Louisiana National Guard center, Gov. Jeff Landry says

  Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry’s approach mirrors that of the Trump administration, which restored the names of several army bases that had...

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• NOLA POLITICS

  / 3 months ago

  ‘No sleeping in the French Quarter’: city plans homeless sweeps, board asks for more police

  The New Orleans Police Department will carry out sweeps next Monday.

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• NOLA POLITICS

  / 3 months ago

  Congress could vote on NPR, PBS, other DOGE cuts. Here’s where Louisiana’s senators stand.

  WASHINGTON – Both Louisiana senators support the elimination of federal funds for public broadcasting, which is at the center of a...

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• NOLA POLITICS

  / 3 months ago

  Louisiana’s Bill Cassidy says measles outbreak has peaked as Democrats blame RFK Jr.

  The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported July 8 a total of 1,288 confirmed measles cases in 39 jurisdictions,...

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• NOLA POLITICS

  / 3 months ago

  See how much cash candidates for New Orleans mayor, sheriff, council have raised

  Which candidates have raised the most so far for New Orleans metro elections?

  By The Who Dat Daily Staff

• NOLA POLITICS

  / 3 months ago

  Storm preparations are under way as New Orleans officials anticipate street flooding

  The slow-moving system could stall in areas and drop up to 3 inches of rain an hour, which could overwhelm pumps...

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• NOLA POLITICS

  / 3 months ago

  New Orleans launched a program to protect tenants from slumlords. Is it working?

  More than a year after the city launched an effort to ensure habitable conditions for the city’s renters, tenants in some...

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• NOLA POLITICS

  / 3 months ago

  US Supreme Court allows Trump to lay off nearly 1,400 Education Department employees

  The high court action enables the administration to resume work on winding down the department, one of Trump’s biggest campaign promises.

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• NOLA POLITICS

  / 3 months ago

  Helena Moreno launches new TV ads, first of New Orleans mayor’s race. See what she said.

  Helena Moreno launches first TV ads of New Orleans mayor’s race. Here’s what she said.

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• NOLA POLITICS

  / 3 months ago

  Democrats plan to use Medicaid cuts against Republicans. Mike Johnson says ‘bring it on’

  WASHINGTON — With B-2s flying overhead during an Independence Day ceremony, President Donald Trump signed the Republicans’ One Big Beautiful Bill...

  By The Who Dat Daily Staff