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LABI’s Next Game: “Owning” the Referees
“The competition is fierce, and the competitors are upping their game to get your attention.” –Stephen Waguespack, Oct. 3, 2018
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The Bayou Brief, in our debut edition of our podcast Briefly Speaking, interviews Pod Save America.
A special thanks to Jon Favreau, Tommy Vietor, and Jon Lovett for speaking with us about state, regional, and national politics; the jungle primary, Beto, the environment, and, of course, Roger Goodelll.
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Not Ready, Eddie: Rispone Lays an Egg
Part Five of our ongoing series: The Erector Set
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Jeff Landry Has Something To Hide
Recently, a conservative judge didn’t buy Jeff Landry’s defense that state public records laws only apply to state residents. However, the judge awarded the plaintiff nothing except legal fees.
The Bayou Brief attended the court hearing and then obtained a trove of documents that tell the full story.
As the Deep South confronts Confederate monuments, a small town in Louisiana honors a Union General
The bold decision to dedicate an official marker in Pineville, Louisiana honoring William Tecumseh Sherman.
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Confessions of a Krewe du Vieux Member
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Immigrant students once barred from sports can now play in Louisiana
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Clementine’s Hunters: Chapter 3 | The Lucky Art Dealer and His Collection of Toyes
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Abrascam | On Eve of 2014 Election, Ralph Abraham Discusses His Pledge to Donate Salary
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