Louisiana

The court previously held that Louisiana’s law violated the First Amendment.

Trump reversed the ban after taking office.

Gov. Jeff Landry said there have been ‘elevated violent crime rates’ in Shreveport, Baton Rouge, and New Orleans.

California governor recently signed a new law to shield doctors from liability for sending abortion pills out of state.

The filing came as the court prepared to hear a challenge to Louisiana’s creation of a second black-majority congressional district.

A Sacramento-based think tank said 7 million residents are below the line as housing costs and aid reductions take a toll.

Some governors and health officials have issued new orders.

The facility will house the ‘worst of the worst,’ said Secretary Kristi Noem. Nebraska’s ‘Cornhusker Clink’ and Indiana’s ‘Speedway Slammer’ will also be used.

‘It wasn’t like we had to clean it up. ... There was no building, there was no slab. It was gone,’ the United Cajun Navy founder said.

The new filing comes as the high court prepares to rehear a challenge to Louisiana’s electoral map.

Louisiana has asked the appeals court to stay the ruling until the Supreme Court rules on a related federal redistricting case it will hear in October.

The oral arguments in the cases will be heard in October and November, the nation’s highest court announced.

The justices previously heard the case in March and decided in June that another hearing was needed.

Officials in Florida and Louisiana have reported dozens of cases of Vibrio vulnificus so far this year, while Mississippi and Alabama have each had one case.

‘Today marks the beginning of a healthy transformation for Louisiana,’ Gov. Jeff Landry said.

The case will be reargued in the court’s next term. The eventual ruling is expected to have an impact on the balance of power in Congress.

The court previously held that Louisiana’s law violated the First Amendment.

Trump reversed the ban after taking office.

Gov. Jeff Landry said there have been ‘elevated violent crime rates’ in Shreveport, Baton Rouge, and New Orleans.

California governor recently signed a new law to shield doctors from liability for sending abortion pills out of state.

The filing came as the court prepared to hear a challenge to Louisiana’s creation of a second black-majority congressional district.

A Sacramento-based think tank said 7 million residents are below the line as housing costs and aid reductions take a toll.

Some governors and health officials have issued new orders.

The facility will house the ‘worst of the worst,’ said Secretary Kristi Noem. Nebraska’s ‘Cornhusker Clink’ and Indiana’s ‘Speedway Slammer’ will also be used.

‘It wasn’t like we had to clean it up. ... There was no building, there was no slab. It was gone,’ the United Cajun Navy founder said.

The new filing comes as the high court prepares to rehear a challenge to Louisiana’s electoral map.

Louisiana has asked the appeals court to stay the ruling until the Supreme Court rules on a related federal redistricting case it will hear in October.

The oral arguments in the cases will be heard in October and November, the nation’s highest court announced.

The justices previously heard the case in March and decided in June that another hearing was needed.

Officials in Florida and Louisiana have reported dozens of cases of Vibrio vulnificus so far this year, while Mississippi and Alabama have each had one case.

‘Today marks the beginning of a healthy transformation for Louisiana,’ Gov. Jeff Landry said.

The case will be reargued in the court’s next term. The eventual ruling is expected to have an impact on the balance of power in Congress.