Justice advocates, D.A.s spar over parole for juvenile lifers
The Louisiana Center for Children’s Rights says the state of Louisiana is violating federal law by denying most murderers convicted as juveniles an opportunity to make parole, Nola.com reported last ...
Feds to hold biggest-ever, oil lease sale in the Gulf
By Susan Buchanan Contributing Writer With the 2010 BP spill still fresh in many minds, the U.S. Interior Department plans to hold the nation’s biggest oil and gas lease sale in the ... ACA enrollment surging, even though it ends Dec. 15
By Cash Michaels Contributing Writer (NNPA) – The enrollment period to be covered by the federal Affordable Care Act (ACA) began Nov. 1, and is scheduled to end Dec. 15, for those ...
La. families could get $1,000 tax cut under GOP bill, while the state’s cities will suffer
By Christopher Tidmore Contributing Writer As one of the poorer states in the nation, the average Louisianian stands to gain under the proposed House GOP tax reform’s middle-class tax cuts, and even ... NAACP set to change tax status
By Lauren Victoria Burke Contributing Writer (NNPA Newswire) – After being eclipsed in recent years by Color of Change, Black Lives Matter and other younger, more tec- savvy and politically-pointed groups, ...
Another of New Orleans’ music notes goes silent
By Geraldine Wyckoff Contributing Writer Wendell Eugene’s long career found him blowing trombone with Louis Armstrong and decades later with Kermit Ruffins as well as with a host of noted musicians during ... Senators introduce bill to reduce ‘colossal and completely preventable waste’
By Marshall Allen ProPublica Two U.S. senators introduced legislation on October 31 requiring federal agencies to come up with solutions to the waste caused by oversized eyedrops and single-use drug vials, citing ...
Drug that prevents HIV infection is little known in Black community where disease rates are highest
By Anna Challet Contributing Writer (Special to the Trice Edney News Wire from New America Media) — A drug that prevents HIV infection has been available for five years. But even in ... All eyes fixed on West Africa as U. S. role in combat grows
(TriceEdneyWire.com/GIN) — With the deaths of four American servicemen in Niger, a window has opened onto U.S. operations in West Africa – an area barely known even to U.S. legislators ... Widespread problems reported to Election Protection hotline
On Tuesday, Nov. 7, Election Protection, the nation’s largest nonpartisan voter-protection coalition, led by the Lawyers’ Committee for Civil Rights Under Law, provided live assistance to more than 1,000 voters ...
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The Louisiana Center for Children’s Rights says the state of Louisiana is violating federal law by denying most murderers convicted as juveniles an opportunity to make parole, Nola.com reported last ...
By Susan Buchanan Contributing Writer With the 2010 BP spill still fresh in many minds, the U.S. Interior Department plans to hold the nation’s biggest oil and gas lease sale in the ... ACA enrollment surging, even though it ends Dec. 15
By Cash Michaels Contributing Writer (NNPA) – The enrollment period to be covered by the federal Affordable Care Act (ACA) began Nov. 1, and is scheduled to end Dec. 15, for those ...
By Christopher Tidmore Contributing Writer As one of the poorer states in the nation, the average Louisianian stands to gain under the proposed House GOP tax reform’s middle-class tax cuts, and even ... NAACP set to change tax status
By Lauren Victoria Burke Contributing Writer (NNPA Newswire) – After being eclipsed in recent years by Color of Change, Black Lives Matter and other younger, more tec- savvy and politically-pointed groups, ...
By Geraldine Wyckoff Contributing Writer Wendell Eugene’s long career found him blowing trombone with Louis Armstrong and decades later with Kermit Ruffins as well as with a host of noted musicians during ... Senators introduce bill to reduce ‘colossal and completely preventable waste’
By Marshall Allen ProPublica Two U.S. senators introduced legislation on October 31 requiring federal agencies to come up with solutions to the waste caused by oversized eyedrops and single-use drug vials, citing ...
By Anna Challet Contributing Writer (Special to the Trice Edney News Wire from New America Media) — A drug that prevents HIV infection has been available for five years. But even in ... All eyes fixed on West Africa as U. S. role in combat grows
(TriceEdneyWire.com/GIN) — With the deaths of four American servicemen in Niger, a window has opened onto U.S. operations in West Africa – an area barely known even to U.S. legislators ... Widespread problems reported to Election Protection hotline
On Tuesday, Nov. 7, Election Protection, the nation’s largest nonpartisan voter-protection coalition, led by the Lawyers’ Committee for Civil Rights Under Law, provided live assistance to more than 1,000 voters ...
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