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Judge blocks Louisiana 10 Commandments law
Speed Read U.S. District Judge John deGravelles ruled that a law ordering schools to display the Ten Commandments in classrooms was unconstitutional
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Supreme Court to resolve Louisiana gerrymander
Speed Read The court will hear a case challenging the second majority-Black district in the state
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8 new cookbooks for a delicious fall
The Week Recommends With a big ole emphasis on baking. Because it is the season.
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When Mexico met the US: a restaurant guide
The Week Recommends A new generation of chefs is intertwining their Mexican heritage with a distinctly localized sense of American food
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Louisiana orders schools to post Ten Commandments
Speed Read The new law requires all public school classrooms to display the religious text
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Why is Louisiana's crackdown on crime a reversal of its judicial overhaul?
Today's Big Question Many are calling the state's new crime legislation the toughest in the United States
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Poor pollution regulation (still) impacts the lives of Gulf Coast residents
Under the Radar Many people in the region are experiencing health problems as a result of nearby refineries
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7 spooky places to visit this October
The Week Recommends These spots are perfect for scaredy cats, ghost hunters and everyone in between
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Louisiana man accused of shooting 14-year-old playing hide-and-seek on his property
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DOJ says over a quarter of Lousiana's state inmates held beyond their release date
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What to know about the storm expected to hit the South
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Bomb threat forces officials to close New Orleans polling station
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Louisiana woman seeking abortion demands special legislative session to clarify ban
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SCOTUS reinstates Louisiana electoral map flagged for possible Voting Rights Act violations
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