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Emeril's New Orleans: A Reimagined Culinary Experience
Emeril Lagasse's son, EJ, reopened the iconic New Orleans restaurant Emeril's in 2024 with a new tasting menu featuring refined takes on local classics, earning it a fifth-best US restaurant ranking by Food & Wine magazine.
Emeril's New Orleans: A Reimagined Culinary Experience
Emeril Lagasse's son, EJ, reopened the iconic New Orleans restaurant Emeril's in 2024 with a new tasting menu featuring refined takes on local classics, earning it a fifth-best US restaurant ranking by Food & Wine magazine.
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64% Bias Score
Netflix Docuseries on Hurricane Katrina Tops Global Charts
Netflix's "Katrina: Against Wind and Tide" has reached the global top 5, ranking in the top 43 countries including the UK and France, one week after its August 27th release, accumulating 7.3 million views.
Netflix Docuseries on Hurricane Katrina Tops Global Charts
Netflix's "Katrina: Against Wind and Tide" has reached the global top 5, ranking in the top 43 countries including the UK and France, one week after its August 27th release, accumulating 7.3 million views.
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32% Bias Score
Irish Pub Football Team Finds Family After Hurricane Katrina
In the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina in 2005, an Irish pub football team in New Orleans, composed of expats from various countries, transformed into a support system, helping each other through displacement, job loss, and the devastation of the city.
Irish Pub Football Team Finds Family After Hurricane Katrina
In the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina in 2005, an Irish pub football team in New Orleans, composed of expats from various countries, transformed into a support system, helping each other through displacement, job loss, and the devastation of the city.
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24% Bias Score
Hurricane Katrina: Devastation and Acts of Kindness
Hurricane Katrina, in August 2005, devastated the Gulf Coast, causing at least 1,800 deaths and $108 billion in damage; however, amidst the widespread destruction and desperation, countless acts of kindness by strangers saved lives and offered hope to survivors like Lakeita Williams, whose family wa...
Hurricane Katrina: Devastation and Acts of Kindness
Hurricane Katrina, in August 2005, devastated the Gulf Coast, causing at least 1,800 deaths and $108 billion in damage; however, amidst the widespread destruction and desperation, countless acts of kindness by strangers saved lives and offered hope to survivors like Lakeita Williams, whose family wa...
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44% Bias Score
Act of kindness leads to lifelong friendship and family union
In 1974 New Orleans, after their car was stolen following a trip to a 24-hour pharmacy with their sick baby, Surinder Gupta's family received unexpected help from Sukhdev Walia, a fellow Indian immigrant who was found through a phone book and whose kindness led to a lifelong friendship and the marri...
Act of kindness leads to lifelong friendship and family union
In 1974 New Orleans, after their car was stolen following a trip to a 24-hour pharmacy with their sick baby, Surinder Gupta's family received unexpected help from Sukhdev Walia, a fellow Indian immigrant who was found through a phone book and whose kindness led to a lifelong friendship and the marri...
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0% Bias Score
New Orleans Mayor Indicted on Federal Fraud Charges
New Orleans Mayor LaToya Cantrell was federally indicted Friday on charges of conspiracy to commit wire fraud, conspiracy to obstruct justice, and making false statements, stemming from a three-year scheme with a police officer costing the city $70,000.
New Orleans Mayor Indicted on Federal Fraud Charges
New Orleans Mayor LaToya Cantrell was federally indicted Friday on charges of conspiracy to commit wire fraud, conspiracy to obstruct justice, and making false statements, stemming from a three-year scheme with a police officer costing the city $70,000.
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52% Bias Score
New Orleans Archdiocese Raises Clergy Abuse Settlement Offer to $230 Million
The Roman Catholic Archdiocese of New Orleans increased its settlement offer for clergy sexual abuse victims from $180 million to $230 million, with the possibility of further increases pending negotiations with its insurer, Travelers.
New Orleans Archdiocese Raises Clergy Abuse Settlement Offer to $230 Million
The Roman Catholic Archdiocese of New Orleans increased its settlement offer for clergy sexual abuse victims from $180 million to $230 million, with the possibility of further increases pending negotiations with its insurer, Travelers.
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28% Bias Score
Trump's Potential National Guard Deployment to Three US Cities Sparks Mixed Reactions
President Trump's consideration of deploying National Guard troops to Chicago, Baltimore, and New Orleans to combat crime has prompted varied responses, with Democratic governors threatening legal action while Louisiana's Republican governor welcomes the move.
Trump's Potential National Guard Deployment to Three US Cities Sparks Mixed Reactions
President Trump's consideration of deploying National Guard troops to Chicago, Baltimore, and New Orleans to combat crime has prompted varied responses, with Democratic governors threatening legal action while Louisiana's Republican governor welcomes the move.
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24% Bias Score
Trombone Shorty's "Second Line Sunday" Celebrates New Orleans' Musical Resilience
Trombone Shorty released his new album, "Second Line Sunday," on Friday, a celebratory work commemorating New Orleans' musical heritage and resilience 20 years after Hurricane Katrina; the album features collaborations with the New Breed Brass Band and pays tribute to community figures like Freedom ...
Trombone Shorty's "Second Line Sunday" Celebrates New Orleans' Musical Resilience
Trombone Shorty released his new album, "Second Line Sunday," on Friday, a celebratory work commemorating New Orleans' musical heritage and resilience 20 years after Hurricane Katrina; the album features collaborations with the New Breed Brass Band and pays tribute to community figures like Freedom ...
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32% Bias Score
Post-Katrina College Push in New Orleans: High Enrollment, Low Completion
Following Hurricane Katrina, New Orleans charter schools, especially KIPP, heavily promoted college attendance for low-income Black students; while college enrollment increased, completion rates remained stubbornly low due to financial and personal obstacles, prompting a shift towards more diverse c...
Post-Katrina College Push in New Orleans: High Enrollment, Low Completion
Following Hurricane Katrina, New Orleans charter schools, especially KIPP, heavily promoted college attendance for low-income Black students; while college enrollment increased, completion rates remained stubbornly low due to financial and personal obstacles, prompting a shift towards more diverse c...
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36% Bias Score
New Orleans Mayor Indicted on Federal Fraud Charges
New Orleans Mayor LaToya Cantrell was federally indicted on Friday on 18 counts, including conspiracy, wire fraud, and obstruction of justice, for allegedly misusing over \$70,000 in taxpayer funds on personal travel with a security guard, sparking immediate calls for her resignation and potentially...
New Orleans Mayor Indicted on Federal Fraud Charges
New Orleans Mayor LaToya Cantrell was federally indicted on Friday on 18 counts, including conspiracy, wire fraud, and obstruction of justice, for allegedly misusing over \$70,000 in taxpayer funds on personal travel with a security guard, sparking immediate calls for her resignation and potentially...
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48% Bias Score
New Orleans Mayor Indicted on Fraud, Conspiracy Charges
New Orleans Mayor LaToya Cantrell and her former bodyguard, Jeffrey Vappie, were indicted on Friday on federal charges of conspiracy, fraud, and obstruction, for allegedly hiding a romantic relationship and using city funds for personal trips, concluding a three-year federal investigation.
New Orleans Mayor Indicted on Fraud, Conspiracy Charges
New Orleans Mayor LaToya Cantrell and her former bodyguard, Jeffrey Vappie, were indicted on Friday on federal charges of conspiracy, fraud, and obstruction, for allegedly hiding a romantic relationship and using city funds for personal trips, concluding a three-year federal investigation.
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56% Bias Score
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