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VICE met up with Antoinette Harrell, a genealogist who tracks down cases of slavery and abusive labor practices that lasted into the 1960s.

It was my first time on a jury. I was 31, balancing two jobs while going to graduate school. It was a very short trial.

With affordable housing facing a crunch under Trump, it's harder than ever for young families to cope. Still, some find the support they need.

Courir de Mardi Gras gets grittier outside New Orleans.

A 67-year-old named Michael Neu was arrested on 269 counts of wire fraud and money laundering as an alleged middleman in the online scheme.

A years-long public defender crisis in one of the harshest states in America keeps getting uglier.

Kaepernick files grievance against NFL, British cops investigate Weinstein, Iraqi troops enter Kurdish territory, and more.

As climate change brings more and more extreme rainfall to the Gulf Coast, will the city take the necessary steps to protect itself from massive storms?

Cops said they found an Adolf Hitler speech in the home of the suspect, Kenneth James Gleason, and that the murders may have been racially motivated.

The New Orleans DSA is putting their politics into sweet, sweet praxis.

The protest didn't stop the Dakota Access Pipeline, but it energized a movement.

Louisiana Republican Clay Higgins shared the comments on Facebook in response to London's terror attack over the weekend.