Louisiana’s quiet U-S Senate race could end tomorrow night as Republican Senator Bill Cassidy could win re-election without the need for a runoff. His main challenger is Adrian Perkins, a Democrat, who is the mayor of Shreveport. During the campaign that’s mostly consisted of TV commercials, Perkins has hammered Cassidy for his vote to repeal the Affordable Care Act early in the Trump presidency…
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Cassidy, a doctor, doesn’t regret his vote to repeal what he calls the “Unaffordable Care Act”. He says middle-class families can’t pay Obamacare premiums, but even so, he’s worked to fix that…
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Polls are open tomorrow from 6 AM to 8 PM. All absentee ballots must be returned by 4:30 PM today.

LSU’s law center has received nearly 500-thousand dollars from the US Justice Department to establish a Wrongful Conviction Clinic that will also include the Innocence Project New Orleans, which works to clear people who have been wrongfully convicted. Professor Robert Dean says the clinic will allow the Innocence Project to expand its capacity to review cases and allow LSU law students to gain practical experience…
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After an embarrassing 48-11 loss to Auburn, the worst loss for the Bayou Bengals since 1996, the calls continue from the fan base for the removal of Bo Pelini as LSU defensive coordinator. But Coach Ed Orgeron does not plan on making any midseason coaching changes…
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