Por: The Advocate Crime June 23, 2023
At its second of its four annual meetings, Louisiana’s on Thursday permanently revoked the credentials of 11 officers, a forceful step for an agency that has a year for the last several years. But as a reminder of how slowly the state’s system moves, five of the 11 were former New Orleans police officers in the in the days after Hurricane Katrina. Among the darkest episodes in the NOPD’s history, the case made international... + full article
New York Post USA Business June 27, 2023
Handbags aren’t their bag, baby! Makers of pricey handbags are at risk of losing a generation of customers as millennials and Gen-Zers ditch purses, clutches and pocketbooks in favor of backpacks and even fanny packs – and that’s if they carry a bag at all, according to a... + más
NFL Playoff Scenarios | ABC News
Le Krewe du Roi celebrates the state at 58th annual Mardi Gras Ball | The Advocate
The Advocate USA Opinion June 19, 2023
Two years ago, this column pointed out that crime was “a deepening concern in New Orleans and fewer residents believe their city is safe.” One year ago, this column explained that “the city’s crime problem has become a crime crisis.” These conclusions were based on... + más
Goldman Sachs just dropped the names of its biggest partner class since David Solomon took over as CEO. See the full list here. | Business Insider
Scalise, other fossil fuel advocates aim ire at Interior over oil and gas leasing delays | The Advocate
The Advocate USA Crime February 20, 2023
Five people were injured in a shooting Sunday night along the Uptown parade route at St. Charles Avenue and Terpsichore Street, the NOPD said.The shooting occurred at about 9:30 p.m. as the end of the Bacchus parade neared. Victims included a juvenile girl, an adult woman and... + más
Actor Adam Devine to reign as Bacchus LIV at 2023 Mardi Gras | WPLG Local 10
Actor Adam Devine to reign as Bacchus LIV at 2023 Mardi Gras | ABC News
New York Post USA Life February 14, 2023
Where there’s smoke, there’s fire — even if no one else smells it. A mysterious stench he couldn’t shake has led one man to discover a life-changing diagnosis. In Dec. 2020, Neil Danziger started feeling lightheaded and experiencing “phantom” smells that reminded him... + más
Scientists have a theory on COVID loss of smell: Damage to nasal cells | Portland Press Herald
Smell Loss Persists After COVID for Millions of People. Life-Long Anosmics Have a Warning for Them. | Slate
The Advocate USA Opinion January 27, 2023
According to the Metropolitan Crime Commission, 2022 ended with more murders than any year since 1996, with more than 700 incidents (which does not count actual victims) of shootings and a 39% increase in reported armed robberies. Put another way, 2022, compared to 2019, shows... + más
Guest column: Assessing New Orleans' crime-fighting landscape at a critical juncture | The Advocate
James Gill: How a NOPD criminal investigation favored this pal of LaToya Cantrell | The Advocate
The Advocate USA Opinion December 09, 2022
Which actions has New Orleans taken during the last six months to protect its citizens from the crime scourge? Are these steps improving public safety? Which impediments still hinder our path to a safer community? How can our city best hire a premier new chief of police?Let’s... + más
Pottery, Photography And Painting At New Orleans Museum Of Art | Forbes
On Frenchmen, French president samples New Orleans' 'best street to do parties' | The Advocate
The Advocate USA Opinion October 07, 2022
Jay Banks was a member of the New Orleans City Council last year when he allegedly boasted that he could have a political opponent bumped off and “no one would know.”He was probably right. More than half the homicides in New Orleans go unsolved by a chronically depleted... + más
James Gill: Defund the police or defund LaToya Cantrell's junkets. Which do you prefer? | The Advocate
New Orleans Mayor LaToya Cantrell allegedly living in posh city-owned apartment, not paying rent | Fox News
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