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    Republican senator criticizes White House over taxpayer-funded Trump ads●Republican senator criticizes White House for taxpayer-funded Trump ads https://www. theguardian.com/us-news/2026/s ep/2MmastodonWorldUS Politics59 min ago

    Louisiana Republican senator John Kennedy has publicly criticized the Trump White House for spending taxpayer money on advertisements promoting Donald Trump. The rare intra-party rebuke, reported by the Guardian, is drawing attention as it highlights tensions within Republican ranks over the administration's use of public funds for what critics see as political self-promotion.

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    Inside the seven-month sprint to bring SpaceX to Louisiana▼Inside the seven-month sprint to bring Elon Musk's SpaceX to Louisiana✉newsScienceSpace53 min ago

    Louisiana officials spent seven months in negotiations to land a SpaceX facility in the state, according to NOLA.com reporting on the process. The account details how state and local leaders worked to convince Elon Musk's company to choose Louisiana. Discussions of the state's business incentives and competition for major space industry investment are drawing attention in the region.

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    Scientists launch major effort to predict Mississippi Delta's future▼Near the Mississippi’s mouth, scientists are trying to predict the future. ‘A massive effort.’✉newsEnvironment49 min ago

    Scientists are conducting a large-scale research effort near the mouth of the Mississippi River in Louisiana, working to predict the future of the region's coast and ecosystems. The work is described as 'a massive effort' and focuses on how the river, land loss and environmental change will shape the delta in the decades ahead.

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    Louisiana emerges as new battleground over voting rights ahead of midterms▼In Louisiana, a new voting rights fight takes shape as midterms loom✉newsWorldLaw & Courts2 min ago

    Louisiana is becoming the latest focal point in the national fight over voting rights, with a new legal and political battle taking shape as the midterm elections approach. Reports from USA Today and the Detroit Free Press highlight the state's role in the broader dispute over ballot access and election rules.

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    Missing person case turns into homicide investigation in Louisiana●Missing person investigation becomes homicide case; suspect arrested in Louisiana✉newsWorldCrime2 h ago

    A missing person investigation in Louisiana has been reclassified as a homicide case after authorities arrested a suspect. Police have not released extensive details about the victim or the circumstances, but the arrest marks a major development in the inquiry. Local coverage is following the case as more information emerges from investigators.

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    Deadly crash on Airline Highway in Reserve under State Police investigation●Louisiana State Police investigating deadly crash on Airline Highway in Reserve✉newsLifeTravel17 min ago

    Louisiana State Police are investigating a fatal crash on Airline Highway in Reserve. Authorities have not released details about the victims or the cause of the collision, and the investigation is ongoing. Drivers in the area were warned to expect disruption while officials worked at the scene on the busy highway.

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    LSU President Wade Rousse's path from Golden Meadow to hiring Lane Kiffin▼From growing up in Golden Meadow to hiring Lane Kiffin: The story of LSU President Wade Rousse✉newsLifeEducation8 h ago

    The Advocate profiles LSU President Wade Rousse, tracing his upbringing in Golden Meadow, Louisiana, and his role in hiring football coach Lane Kiffin. The story highlights how a small-town background shaped the leader who made one of the most consequential decisions in LSU athletics.

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    Louisiana universities adapt as job market tightens▼Here's how Louisiana's universities are preparing students for a narrowing job market✉newsLifeEducation9 h ago

    Universities across Louisiana are reworking career preparation programs as graduates face an increasingly narrow job market. The report details how institutions are adjusting advising, internships and curricula to help students compete for fewer openings, a concern echoed by educators and students statewide as hiring slows across many sectors.