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• This year's hot new liberal strategy: just download the GOP hive mind!

  22 Oct 2014: Jeb Lund: If Democratic candidates refuse to stand up for their own party’s ideas, maybe these people don’t deserve to win

• The gospel according to Jerry Lee Lewis – a classic interview

  15 Oct 2014: Nick Tosches: ‘I could take that there tape-recorder and shove it up your …’ As the country star prepares for the release of his new album Rock & Roll Time, here’s an interview originally published in Country Music in October 1979

• Lost Louisiana: the race to reclaim vanished land back from the sea

  14 Oct 2014: World’s fastest submerging state is looking to nature in an ambitious plan to turn back the tide, and to BP to fund it – but will it work?

• Infant who was found trapped under dead father released from hospital

  13 Oct 2014: Baby was found dehydrated and suffering blistered skin after Jason Fields apparently died from cardiac arrest

• Should we design cities for 'collisions'?

  5 Sep 2014: City links: We explore the centrality of street food to Chengdu’s social life, the trend of parking spaces becoming parks, and a map of Portland’s immorality in this week’s best city stories

• BP could face up to $18bn in extra fines after US ruling on Gulf of Mexico spill

  4 Sep 2014: Oil firm reckless and negligent over Deepwater Horizon disaster, says judge in decision wiping £5bn off stock market value

• BP's reckless conduct caused Deepwater Horizon oil spill, judge rules

  4 Sep 2014: Judge’s ruling could nearly quadruple the amount of civil penalties for polluting the Gulf of Mexico in 2010

• Angola Three inmate in longest solitary confinement seeking damages in court

  4 Sep 2014: Albert Woodfox, on lockdown in a small cell for 40 years, now seeking legal permission to sue the Louisiana prison service

• Louisiana judge ends streak of gay rights victories with marriage ruling

  3 Sep 2014:

  Judge declares state's constitutional ban to be legal in first federal ruling against gay marriage since Doma struck down

• Halliburton reaches $1.1bn settlement over Deepwater Horizon oil spill

  2 Sep 2014: Halliburton provided the cement intended to seal the Gulf of Mexico well in the event of disaster and has been embroiled in an ongoing series of legal actions

• Louisiana's restrictive abortion law blocked by federal judge

  1 Sep 2014: Abortion providers given temporary reprieve from law requiring them to obtain admitting privileges at local hospitals

• New Orleans experiencing economic growth despite widening wealth gap

  29 Aug 2014: Nine years after Hurricane Katrina, and wealth disparity spreading at faster rate than in most US cities new data shows

• Louisiana residents warned of brain-eating organism in water supply

  28 Aug 2014: Water warning culprit is Naegleria fowleri, a type of warm-water-loving microorganism, which can work its way into the brain
  

• Obama facing lawsuit from Louisiana governor over common core

  27 Aug 2014: Bobby Jindal accuses administration of illegally manipulating federal grant money to force states to adopt common core

• New Orleans shooting kills two and leaves two children critically injured

  11 Aug 2014: Drive-by shooting, which occurred in the Lower 9th Ward, wounded five people, three of them under the age of 13

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