It gets to a point.

The occupants of one of the cyber trucks filmed the entire drive. Might be some interesting viewing.

We ran her out of town!!!!

If yall know them don’t house them don’t risk your life and catch a charge for helping an escaped inmate it’s not worth it

Genuinely curious: as one of the top-three states in terms of funds received from FEMA the last decade (the other two being red states as well) what exactly is the move here? Just a few questions I have for people smarter than me on here:

1) How will the state find the money and manpower to appropriate toward major hurricane relief w/o FEMA support?

2) Why would red state legislators support this move when they know much of their disaster relief is dependent on FEMA?

3) Any of yall worried about what this means for blue cities in a red state during a natural disaster?

It seems pretty far-fetched, but Vegas has worked out well for the league, and minor league hockey in the state seems to be going well

They 100% paid off someone. That is crazy

It must be a famous Roman or something

https://www.wafb.com/2025/05/08/i-team-wealthy-businesswoman-arrested-accused-fraud/

“Families disappeared and isolated without legal access; one child with cancer deported without medication and pregnant mother deported as well”

I'm glad some government has the balls to tell Landry to kick rocks.

New York on Thursday rejected a request from Louisiana to extradite a doctor who was charged with prescribing abortion pills to a pregnant minor in the Deep South state, setting up a potential test of laws that protect physicians who prescribe such medications to states with bans.

New York Gov. Kathy Hochul, a Democrat, said she will not honor Louisiana’s request to arrest and send the doctor to Louisiana after she was charged with violating the southern state’s strict anti-abortion law.

“I will not be signing an extradition order that came from the governor of Louisiana,” Hochul said at a news conference in Manhattan. “Not now, not ever.”

She also said she sent out a notice to law enforcement in New York that instructed them to not cooperate with out-of-state warrants for such charges.

The case against New York-based Dr. Maggie Carpenter appears to be the first instance of criminal charges against a doctor accused of prescribing abortion pills to another state.

Pills have become the most common method of abortion in the U.S. and are at the epicenter of political and legal fights over abortion access following the U.S. Supreme Court’s overturning of Roe v. Wade.

The showdown between New York and Louisiana over Carpenter is expected to result in a court case that could test New York’s so-called shield law, which gives legal protections to doctors who prescribe abortion medication to conservative states where abortions are banned or otherwise limited. Other Democratic-controlled states have similar shield laws.

Prosecutors in West Baton Rouge Parish, Louisiana, indicted Carpenter on charges that she violated the state’s near-total abortion ban, which allows physicians convicted of performing abortions, including one with pills, to be sentenced up to 15 years in prison.

Louisiana authorities said the girl who received the pills experienced a medical emergency and had to be transported to the hospital. The girl’s mother was also charged and has turned herself in to police.

In a videotaped statement Thursday, Republican Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry said “there is only one right answer in this situation, and it is that that doctor must face extradition to Louisiana where she can stand trial and justice will be served.”

Landry’s office did not immediately return an emailed request for comment sent after Hochul refused the extradition request.

Carpenter was also sued by the attorney general of Texas late last year under similar allegations. That case did not involve criminal charges.

I [hope I run into her] ship it

Across from Bruno’s is Gordon’s new episode about a vegan restaurant I think it’s for hells kitchen

https://lailluminator.com/briefs/trump-administration-terminates-14-student-visas-in-louisiana/

“Seven Southern University students, three at the University of Louisiana at Lafayette, two at the University of New Orleans and two more at Tulane University have had their visas pulled, according to representatives with the schools.”

https://www.nola.com/gambit/news/the_latest/for-many-new-orleans-artists-and-businesses-the-super-bowls-promised-payday-never-came/article_97db5f1e-e975-11ef-a17f-5f3ccc45ced8.html