Louisiana
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Judge Slaps Down Louisiana’s Abortion Trigger Ban — For Now
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
"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
Gary 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
Gary 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
Rapper'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
The 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?
Louis 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
Rolling 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
Mutual 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
Originally rescheduled for October 2021, organizers shift fest again due to "current exponential growth of new Covid cases" and "ongoing public health emergency"
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