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Nelson Mandela Memorialized With a Second Line Parade in New Orleans

• December 15, 2013 • Comments Off

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“Faubourg Tremé: The Untold Story of Black New Orleans” Here for a Limited Time Only

• May 13, 2011 • 2 Comments

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“Faubourg Tremé: The Untold Story of Black New Orleans” Comes to Madison in October

• September 19, 2010 • Comments Off

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Spike Lee Returns with a New Documentary About New Orleans (and the Oil-Soaked Gulf) Five Years After Katrina on HBO

• August 19, 2010 • Comments Off

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2010 Emmys Announced: Braugher, “Endgame,” “Treme” Nominated

• July 8, 2010 • Comments Off

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Preview of “Treme,” Fifth Episode: “Shame, Shame, Shame”

• May 8, 2010 • Comments Off

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Preview of “Treme,” Second Episode: “Meet De Boys on De Battlefront”

• April 17, 2010 • Comments Off

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Roger Bunting: GOP must remember its history July 20, 2018
Dear Editor: Editor Paul Fanlund is correct about the Republicans, but what needs to happen is they need to remember their history. We are being led down the road to fascism. This "president" is doing everything he can to destroy…
Meet the candidates who want to be District 19 alder July 20, 2018
The Common Council Executive Committee will review resumes and interview applicants to fill Ald. Mark Clear's seat at a special meeting on Monday.
Molly Nolte: Great article highlighted municipal staff July 20, 2018
Dear Editor: I am the management information specialist for the city of Janesville — very similar to what Abigail Ferguson does in Madison. I wanted to thank you for the great article highlighting what communications professionals are doing around the…
Wisopinion.com: 'The Insiders' handicap the 1st Congressional District race (video) July 20, 2018
WisOpinion.com Insiders Scott Jensen and Chuck Chvala weigh in.
Former colleagues remember 'bigger-than-life,' longtime Wisconsin senator Mike Ellis July 20, 2018
Senate President Roger Roth, R-Appleton, who succeeded Ellis in the Fox Valley Senate seat, described him as someone who put his district before politics, unafraid to challenge members of his own party and work across the aisle.
Amy Goodman and Denis Moynihan: Confront the digital oligarchs, defend net neutrality July 20, 2018
Large ISP corporations are trying to control the internet, to restrict the free flow of information, to restore their historical role of for-profit arbiter of what we can and cannot read, watch or hear.
Public invited to discuss development of farmland, commercial sites on Milwaukee Street July 20, 2018
Soon, residents can catch their first glimpse of what future development could look like on a stretch of Milwaukee Street and its surrounding sleepy farmland and commercial sites.
Traci Nolan: Impeach and remove Trump ASAP July 20, 2018
Dear Editor: It is crystal clear that the man occupying the office of the president of the U.S. is not working in the best interest of the country. If what Nixon did was an impeachable offense, then defending and promoting…

The New York Times

Missouri Duck Boat Accident Kills 17, Including 9 From Same Family July 21, 2018
The tourist boat, carrying 31 people, sank in a storm which hit with shocking ferocity, raising new concerns about the safety of duck boats.
17 Killed in Duck Boat Accident in Missouri July 20, 2018
A duck boat with 31 people on board capsized and sank to the bottom of Table Rock Lake during a severe thunderstorm on Thursday, resulting in one of the deadliest duck boat accidents in American history.
Father of Parkland Shooting Survivors Is Fatally Shot in Robbery July 20, 2018
Five months after two of his children escaped the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School shooting, Ayub Ali was a victim of gun violence.
As Migrant Families Reunite, Texas Border Cities Scramble to Help July 20, 2018
Cities in the Rio Grande Valley have been a way station for reunified migrant families, who have been aided by loose network of volunteers and officials.
17 Dead After Duck Boat Capsizes Near Branson, Missouri July 20, 2018
High winds tore through the area on Thursday evening, and the tourist boat capsized and sank to the bottom of the lake.
You’ve Heard of Berkeley. Is Merced the Future of the University of California? July 20, 2018
Latinos make up California’s largest ethnic group, but they are underrepresented in the state’s universities. Step forward the University of California, Merced.
She’s Mexican-Born and a New U.S. Citizen. But Can She Run for the Georgia House? July 18, 2018
Maria Palacios, brought to the United States from Mexico, became a legal Georgia resident in 2009 and a citizen in 2017. But a judge has deemed her ineligible to run for the State House.
Trump and Putin’s Meeting, the Aftermath and More Political Stories This Week July 21, 2018
The meeting incited conflicting statements, outcry and new developments in the relationship between Washington and Moscow. Here’s a look at the meeting, what happened afterward — and some links to other political articles if you want to read further.

The New Orleans Times-Picayune

Bourbon Street reconstruction cost doubles, start of 2nd half delayed to May 2018 August 23, 2017
Final cost has jumped from original estimate of $6 million to over $13 million.
Mega Millions numbers: Did you win Friday's $433 million lottery jackpot? July 21, 2018
Here are the winning numbers in Friday's Mega Millions lottery jackpot.
Maryland Capital Gazette shooting suspect indicted on 23 counts July 21, 2018
The rampage in an office building just outside Annapolis, Maryland, left five dead.
Trump's military parade expected to have over 7,000 troops: report July 21, 2018
U.S. officials expect the parade to cost between $10 and $30 million.
Louisiana Secretary of State's race: 9 candidates sign up July 21, 2018
The interim secretary of state, Kyle Ardoin, decided to run for the office, after saying he wouldn't.
New Orleans mayor names new Heath Department director July 21, 2018
Dr. Jennifer Avegno is an emergency room doctor at University Medical Center.
Tulane earns $10 million grant to create school choice research center July 21, 2018
The grant funds research that will focus on how school choice is working for disadvantaged students.
Harahan police chief re-elected as mayor faces challenger, 14 run for City Council July 20, 2018
See complete list of candidates on Nov. 6 ballot

The Guardian, UK

Trump threatens to hit all $505bn of Chinese imports with tariffs July 20, 2018
President indicates readiness to slap tariffs on the entirety of Chinese goods, saying it is ‘the right thing to do for our country’Donald Trump escalated economic global tensions on Friday, lashing out a range of targets that included the European Union, the Federal Reserve and China, indicating that he is prepared to raise tariffs on Chinese imports from $ […]
Israel launches waves of strikes across Gaza after soldier killed July 20, 2018
UN peace envoy warns both sides to ‘step back from the brink’ as fears of war growIsrael has launched an intense wave of strikes across the Gaza Strip after one of its soldiers was killed in gunfire along the border, raising fears of renewed conflict.Explosions were seen across the coastal enclave on Friday evening and Israel said three rockets had been fire […]
Nicaragua: Ortega blames 'satanic sect' for uprising against his rule July 20, 2018
President claims the unrest that has left over 300 dead is due to a ‘diabolical force’ from a US-backed conspiracy to topple himNicaragua’s President Daniel Ortega has hit out at what he has claimed is a “murderous, coup-mongering satanic sect” behind a three-month uprising against his rule that has left more than 300 dead.There is growing international cons […]
Macron security officer in custody and will be fired over violent video July 20, 2018
Alexandre Benalla, part of French president’s inner circle, faces charges of violence and impersonating police officerEmmanuel Macron faces the biggest crisis of his presidency over the growing scandal of one of his closest security officials who was filmed being allowed by police to violently assault a young man and woman at the edge of a Paris demonstratio […]
North Korea: US calls on Russia and China to tackle breaches of oil sanctions July 20, 2018
Mike Pompeo alleged at least 89 ship-to-ship transfers this yearRussia and China reject call to step up UN sanctions regimeThe US has urged Russia and China to clamp down on repeated breaches of the oil sanctions regime imposed on North Korea, saying America had evidence of at least 89 illegal ship-to-ship oil transfers this year.Mike Pompeo, the US secretar […]
Cameroon's military accused of burning alive unarmed civilians July 20, 2018
Charity says 20 villages set ablaze in English-speaking areas in escalating conflictCameroon’s military has been accused of burning villages and killing unarmed civilians in the country’s minority English-speaking regions.Twenty villages were set ablaze and at least four women burned alive, according to a Human Rights Watch report. Continue reading...
Do Republicans disapprove of Trump's meeting with Putin? 'They couldn't care less' July 20, 2018
Invitation to Russian leader to visit White House illustrates Trump’s confidence in weathering another stormDonald Trump began the week facing accusations of treason over his embrace of Vladimir Putin. He ended it with a middle finger to his many critics by inviting the Russian autocrat to the White House.The defiant gesture illustrated Trump’s confidence th […]
'We are not afraid' Why are Nicaraguans protesting? – video explainer July 20, 2018
Hundreds of people have died and thousands more injured in Nicaragua since April as government forces clash with demonstrators are calling for democracy and the resignation of Daniel Ortega. Protests were initially led by students but now a larger coalition of business owners, farmers and others are resisting the government of the deprived Central American c […]

The BBC

Nine US 'duck boat' victims from the same family - governor July 21, 2018
Seventeen people were killed when an amphibious "duck boat" carrying tourists sank in stormy weather.
Israel carries out Gaza strikes as soldier dies from gunshot July 20, 2018
Israel's army kills four in a wave of attacks, as it suffers its first fatality in renewed clashes.
Ohio death row inmate spared after childhood abuse revelations July 20, 2018
New evidence detailed how Raymond Tibbetts had been burned, thrown down stairs and beaten as a child.
Former Farc rebels take seats in Colombia congress July 21, 2018
President Santos welcomes Farc members to Congress, saying he is happy to see them respect the constitution.
Polish judges law: MPs back further changes amid row July 21, 2018
The changes supported by MPs make it easier to replace a defiant head of the Supreme Court.
Ukraine crisis: US to give Kiev $200m in defence support July 21, 2018
Ukraine has been fighting Russian-backed separatists in the east of the country since 2014.
Trump 'secretly recorded discussing payment to Playboy model' July 20, 2018
Mr Trump reportedly discusses paying hush money to cover up an alleged affair with Karen McDougal.
James Gunn: Guardians of the Galaxy director fired over offensive tweets July 20, 2018
James Gunn will not film the franchise's third instalment after offensive old tweets resurfaced.

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