Judge Slaps Down Louisiana’s Abortion Trigger Ban — For Now
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The state's Republicans have indicated they're going to do what they can to restrict a woman's right to choose following Roe's death
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Louisiana Moves to Charge Women Who Get Abortions With Murder
Posted in: Politics News"We can't wait on the Supreme Court," said Republican Rep. Danny McCormick, who co-authored the legislation with a Baptist reverend
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Blunt-Smoking, Confederate Flag-Burning Senate Candidate Is Raking in Big Money
Posted in: Politics NewsGary Chambers Jr. released two of the most provocative campaign ads in recent memory as part of his bid to unseat Sen. John Kennedy in Louisiana
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Louisiana Senate Candidate Rips Enormous Blunt in First Campaign Ad
Posted in: Politics NewsGary Chambers is running to unseat Republican John Kennedy on a platform centered around cannabis legalization, economic aid, voting rights, and Medicare for All
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NBA YoungBoy Fights ‘Vague’ Search Warrant Used as ‘Blank Check’ in Gun Case
Posted in: Music NewsRapper's lawyers claim evidence connecting him to the weapons referenced in his March indictment was obtained through abuse of police power
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Report: Plastic May Soon Overtake Coal as a Climate Killer
Posted in: Politics NewsThe U.S. plastics industry releases at least 232 million tons of greenhouse gases each year — and the problem is only growing
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Can This Cajun-Punk Musician Protect His Culture From Climate Change?
Posted in: Music FeaturesLouis Michot on the mutual aid efforts after Hurricane Ida, his plans to distribute solar power, and why some people would rather die than move away
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Hurricane Ida Pounded Louisiana’s ‘Cancer Alley.’ Its Residents Need Help, and Demand Change
Posted in: Politics NewsRolling Stone speaks with St. James resident and environmental activist Sharon Lavigne: 'People keep calling me. They need generators. The sick and the elderly. I've given all our generators away.'
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Hurricane Ida: How to Help Louisiana, Other Areas Hit Hardest by the Storm
Posted in: Culture NewsMutual aid funds are helping communities in the southeast that were devastated by the storm — and they need our help
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New Orleans Jazz Fest Moves to Spring 2022 as Delta Variant Surges in Louisiana
Posted in: Music NewsOriginally rescheduled for October 2021, organizers shift fest again due to "current exponential growth of new Covid cases" and "ongoing public health emergency"
