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• NOLA POLITICS

  / 2 weeks ago

  House Speaker Mike Johnson says there is no ‘path’ to a third term for President Trump

  Johnson, a Louisiana native, said Trump was “trolling the Democrats.”

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• NOLA POLITICS

  / 2 weeks ago

  Some Louisiana state workers could be furloughed if shutdown continues, Gov. Jeff Landry says

  WASHINGTON – Gov. Jeff Landry raised the possibility of furloughing state employees in an executive order Tuesday, blaming the ongoing federal...

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• NOLA POLITICS

  / 2 weeks ago

  New Orleans voters to consider $510 million in bond proposals. See the list of projects

  Three bond propositions are up for consideration on the Nov. 15 ballot. The $510 million proceeds would help build affordable housing...

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• NOLA POLITICS

  / 2 weeks ago

  Republican plan to push back Louisiana elections now one step away from passage

  In a party-line vote, the House and Governmental Affairs Committee during a Tuesday meeting advanced two bills that would move party...

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• NOLA POLITICS

  / 2 weeks ago

  Plan to push back Louisiana elections passes Senate as Supreme Court decision looms

  Democrats continued to object, saying the plan could cause voter confusion and get the state in legal trouble.

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• NOLA POLITICS

  / 2 weeks ago

  Much of Louisiana hasn’t felt the effects of federal shutdown. That could soon change.

  Because Louisiana has a relatively small federal workforce, the federal shutdown has had less impact on the state. But the longer...

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• NOLA POLITICS

  / 2 weeks ago

  Louisiana federal workers feeling the effects of the government shutdown as pressure mounts

  Americans are starting to feel the effects of the government not operating since Oct. 1.

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• NOLA POLITICS

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  A fence just went up around the New Orleans public library. Here’s why.

  “Fires were going, music was blasting, people using alcohol, selling stuff on the steps,” said Nathaniel Fields, director of the city’s...

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• NOLA POLITICS

  / 2 weeks ago

  New Orleans RTA pays firm at center of FBI investigation $750K settlement

  The RTA’s decision to settle with BRC Construction Group, LLC comes despite a state appellate court ruling in April that the...

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• NOLA POLITICS

  / 2 weeks ago

  Louisiana Rep. Julie Emerson will run for U.S. Senate, giving Bill Cassidy another challenger

  Emerson, a Republican from Carencro, pointed to her record of sponsoring consequential legislation on taxes, education, and other major issues.

  By The Who Dat Daily Staff