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The U S Supreme Court this week heard oral arguments in a major case that could reshape how social media companies operate across the country. The case centers on whether states have the authority to restrict platforms such as Facebook, X, and YouTube from moderating or removing user content. At

Louisiana Anti-Fraud Law adopted as National Model The National Council of Insurance Legislators (NCOIL) has officially adopted Louisiana’s amended insurance fraud law as its new national benchmark, an action that positions Louisiana as a national leader in the fight against insurance fraud. According to the Coalition Against Insurance Fraud,

A federal vaccine advisory committee voted to end the longstanding recommendation that all U.S. babies get the hepatitis B vaccine on the day they’re born. A loud chorus of medical and public health leaders decried the actions of the panel, whose current members were all appointed by U.

A federal immigration enforcement campaign began in earnest Wednesday, Dec. 3 in Louisiana, the latest area of focus for the Trump administration‘s sweeps, detentions and deportations. Operation Catahoula Crunch Operation Catahoula Crunch began with agents fanning out from their New Orleans base into suburban areas to apprehend day laborers

Fourth through sixth grade students at Bunkie Elementary Learning Academy were recently rewarded for excellent conduct and a semester with no office referrals by attending a University of Louisiana women’s basketball game at the Cajundome in Lafayette. The trip served as a Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports incentive, recognizing

St. Joseph Elementary and High School recently held its annual Science Fair, giving students in grades three through six the opportunity to showcase their scientific knowledge, creativity and presentation skills. Students presented a wide range of projects, demonstrating thoughtful experimentation and a strong understanding of scientific concepts. Judges evaluated each