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House Approves Food Stamps For Convicted Drug Felons
The Louisiana House appears to be unsure of what side of the war on drugs they want to be on.
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Strange Flashing Lights At The White House Had The Internet In An Uproar [Video]
Through the years we've come to expect strange things to come out of the White House. This seemed to be even stranger than those.
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Drag Queen Story Hour – It’s Not As Diverse As Advertised
Tax dollars are funding this twist on story time. Just don't try to read any Bible stories, that is not "diversity"
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Bill To Raise Minimum Wage Killed In Senate Finance Committee
The death of New Orleans Senator Troy Carter's bill marks the second consecutive year legislators kill a minimum wage increase in committee.
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GPA Increase For TOPS Passes Louisiana House
TOPS funding in full could be back for our state's best and brightest students. It will come down to the Senate to make the final decision.
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LSP Concerned About Proposed $23 Million Cut
The governor recommended a $5 million cut to State Police, but the House’s spending plan calls for much deeper cuts.
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Vice President Mike Pence to Visit Baton Rouge on Wednesday
The vice president will meet with business leaders and make remarks during a "listening session."
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Is This New Louisiana Law A Result Of Bullies?
May 20, 2017 Do you think that our politicians have their hands in too many corporate pockets?
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What Will Go Where The New Orleans Monuments Were?
The City of New Orleans had four decisions to make regarding the filling of the spaces the former monuments occupied. Three of those decisions have been made.
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Confederate Monument Removers May Have Broken Louisiana Law
According to Louisiana law, the monument removers appear to have broken a unique Louisiana law in the way they removed the Beauregard monument.
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Jimmy Kimmel’s ‘Schoolhouse Rock!’ Spoof Teaches Kids How Trump’s Lies Become Facts
'I'm just a lie, yes I'm only a lie / I'm so untrue I just want to cry.'
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Louisiana House – Let The People Vote On Fate Of Monuments
The Louisiana House passes legislation that would put the fate of Confederate era monuments across the state in the hands of voters.
