President Donald Trump applauds a new sugar trade agreement with Mexico, saying it will be good for the country and the U.S. General Manager of the American Sugarcane League Jim Simon (See-moan) says the US brought a trade case against Mexico because they flooded the market with subsidized sugar. He says this agreement should put that to an end…:
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He says while they’re pleased with the agreement, any trade agreement is only as good as how well it’s enforced.

A two-year-old is among the three dead after a car chase ended with a crash in New Orleans East. Louisiana State Police spokesperson, Trooper Melissa Matey, says cops attempted to stop the vehicle downtown for a stolen license plate. She says the driver fled the scene and collided with a truck before running off the road…:
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She says a third person took their own life after the crash.

Saints Quarterback Drew Brees is launching a co-ed youth flag football league he says would be an alternative to tackle football across the country. He says Football ‘N America, or FNA, will be the premium youth co-ed flag football league for ages K-8th grade in the country. He says registration will begin tomorrow…:
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He says he’ll also help to coach the coaches in the Football ‘N’ America league by providing personal video tutorials and starter playbooks.

Cox is bringing its terabyte internet data caps to Louisiana. This means customers will have to pay $10 for every 50GB of data they consume over the limited plan, starting July 6th — with a two-bill grace period that will last up until September. The company expects the number of customers affected will be slim at about 2%.