Louisiana Illuminator
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Recent Articles (8)
Here’s how the No Kings day of action urged early voting
With the general election just 16 days away and early voting underway in dozens of states, people across the nation took to the streets Saturday to urge their friends and neighbors to get out and vote
No Kings drums up voter awareness at Louisiana events
The No Kings movement dialed down its usual animus for President Donald Trump at thousands of gatherings across the country Saturday to instead emphasize voter participation for the Nov. 3 congression
Louisiana rethinks how rivers can restore its coast, with lessons from an accident
Even as the Davis Pond diversion demonstrates the land-building potential of Mississippi River sediment, Louisiana has abandoned its most ambitious attempt to put that approach to work.
Last-minute Trump DOJ suit in California targeting noncitizen voters alarms advocates
Voting rights advocates fear the Trump administration is violating a court order blocking it from rooting out noncitizens with states’ voter data.
FBI investigates white-powder letters sent to election offices Louisiana, 3 other states
Federal officials are investigating letters containing an unidentified white powder that were mailed to elections offices and capitol buildings in multiple states this week, including Louisiana.
LSU donor backs new capitalism research center, focused on its ‘greatest prosperity’
The LSU Board of Supervisors Friday approved the creation of the Prosperity Institute, a research center in its business college that the founding donor hopes will definitively prove the superiority o
Louisiana renews deals with 4 Medicaid providers; lawmakers want better health outcomes
Louisiana lawmakers renewed state contracts Thursday with four private managed care organizations that provide Medicaid coverage, calling on state health officials to ensure the money results in bette
Immigrants from Ukraine, Sudan could soon lose protected status
Ukrainians first received Temporary Protected Status after Russia invaded their country in 2022. Sudanese nationals were granted the designation several times, most recently in 2022, because of an ong