theguardian.com·há 2 dias

‘Outrageous’ handcuffing of New Orleans journalist sends ‘chilling message,’ says media group

Danny Monteverde had been protesting the closure of a courtroom during indictment of state attorney generalThe “outrageous” handcuffing of a New Orleans journalist covering the indictment in July of L

theguardian.com·há 3 dias

Ex-officer accused of plotting New Orleans attack is released after jury declines to indict

Former law enforcement officer was accused of planning to kill Black people in a mass shooting at a jazz festivalA white former law enforcement officer accused of planning to kill Black people in a ma

theguardian.com·há 8 dias

‘For this record, I took an edible and said, screw it’: jazz pianist Sullivan Fortner on confronting the trauma of Hurricane Katrina

The New Orleans native is a three-time Grammy winner at the top of his game – and is now using his instinctive style to celebrate the resilience and clarity of Katrina survivors‘Black music is forward

theguardian.com·há 12 dias

Judge approves $106m settlement over deadly 2019 Hard Rock Hotel collapse

Settlement ends years-long legal battle over collapse of 18-story hotel that was under construction in New OrleansA judge approved a $106m settlement on Thursday that ends a years-long legal battle ov

crimefictionlover.com·há 12 dias

Interview: Nola Triad

Today I want to introduce you to the new voice of crime fiction from the New Orleans underground. And, in this interview we bring you a three-for-one, because Nola Triad is a trio of writers from that

theguardian.com·há 18 dias

State department to offer Trump-branded US passports nationwide

Passports with the president’s portrait, previously only available in DC, will be offered at 27 agencies nationwideUS politics live – latest updatesAmericans outside the nation’s capital will soon be

blinksread.blogspot.com·há 26 dias

Blinks: Read and Recommended

"Traditional book publishing with thousands of publishers worked pretty well from 1960 to 1995 and then it just fell apart. Those good years are where the myths built up. Now in the last 30 years, t

theguardian.com·há 27 dias

He won office in Louisiana after a murder exoneration. Maga wouldn’t let the election stand

Calvin Duncan studied law in prison to free himself and won his court clerk race in a landslide. Three hours in, the role was abolished in an act of ‘white supremacy’The grand old criminal courthouse