Brown University students return to campus after deadly mass shooting
Sophomore Ella Cook and freshman Mukhammad Aziz Umurzokov were killed and nine others were wounded in the Dec. 13 shooting.
DOGE shared Social Security data to unauthorized server, according to court filing
The Social Security Administration is still unable to determine what information was shared through a third-party server that’s not approved to store agency records or whether that data still exists on the server, according to the filing.
Company named in AG’s corruption case was created by Baton Rouge councilman, records show
Recently implicated in the AG’s investigation, records show council member Cleve Dunn Jr. originally started the company at the center of the alleged scheme.
Trump’s Davos pitch on housing affordability could be overshadowed by tariff threat over Greenland
President Trump arrives at the international forum at Davos on the heels of threatening tariffs on Denmark and seven other allies unless they negotiate a transfer of Greenland — a concession the European leaders indicated they are not willing to make.
New judge to preside over murder trial for alleged Vultures gang leader
Here’s how a judge was removed from a murder case involving an alleged leader of the Vultures gang in Baton Rouge.
McGlinchey Stafford to shutter some Louisiana offices, lay off employees by Jan. 30
The move comes two weeks after the New Orleans-based law firm's equity partners voted to dissolve amid several high-profile departures and mounting cost pressures.
What Julia Letlow’s entry into the Senate race means for Bill Cassidy and other candidates
President Donald Trump’s endorsement is a potent advantage for Letlow’s campaign, analysts say.
LSU football player Javien Toviano asks to block suspension over Title IX case, records show
The previously-unreported Title IX probe ended with LSU suspending the football player after finding him responsible last fall for "sexual exploitation" of a former girlfriend, according to his lawsuit.
Israel’s Netanyahu agrees to join Trump’s Board of Peace
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel says he's agreed to join Trump’s Board of Peace. Netanyahu made the announcement Wednesday from his office.
UCLA’s Cronin blasts Big Ten over scheduling
UCLA's upset of No. 4 Purdue seemed to do little to ease Mick Cronin's wrath over the Big Ten's scheduling, with the Bruins coach saying, "I don't think they care about basketball."