The Trump administrations appeal to the Supreme Court to freeze full federal food aid payments, affecting 42 million Americans, faces another setback as lower courts rule in favor of continued full payments. The Supreme Court asks the administration to respond after an appeals court rules against freezing benefits, leaving states in a difficult position. A federal appeals court in Boston upholds full benefits, but a temporary pause from the Supreme Court ensures no payments for at least 48 hours. The administration has until Monday to state its position, with the current pause set to expire Tuesday night. Congress considers funding SNAP as part of a government shutdown proposal, while some states warn of operational disruptions and others vow to challenge any attempt to claw back money already distributed.

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Supreme Court Upholds Marriage Equality, Denies Kim Davis AppealThe Supreme Court rejected a request to overturn its 2015 ruling legalizing same-sex marriage, ensuring marriage equality for all. The justices turned away an appeal from Kim Davis, the former Kentucky clerk who refused to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples. Davis had been seeking to reverse a lower court order requiring her to pay damages and legal fees to a couple denied a license. The courts decision aligns with LGBTQ advocates praise for marriage equality, with the Human Rights Campaign president stating that refusing constitutional rights has consequences.

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Experience a slice of Hawaii in Diamondhead, Mississippi, with this unique Polynesian-style home. This 1975 three-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bath beauty features amber tile floors, high ceilings, and a cozy brick fireplace. The kitchen boasts crimson cabinets and a marble countertop, while a white staircase leads to a carpeted bedroom and a crows nest loft. Listed at $315,000, this 1,760-square-foot home is a testament to Diamondheads Hawaiian influence and resilience.

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Stoney Clover Lane Reopens New Orleans Store with Exclusive Archive Concept

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New Orleans families gear up for a unique Thanksgiving with various events, including the sixth annual Human Horse Races in Mid-City, the Thanksgiving Classic at the Fair Grounds Race Course, the one hundred sixteenth Annual Turkey Day Race at Tad Gormley Stadium, and City Park’s Celebration in the Oaks. These gatherings offer a mix of tradition, activity, and seasonal entertainment, catering to both children and adults.

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The Supreme Court declines to hear Kim Davis appeal, upholding the landmark decision legalizing same-sex marriage nationwide. Davis, the former Kentucky clerk who defied the ruling, must now pay $360,000 in damages and fees to a couple denied a marriage license. Despite Justice Thomas call for overturning the ruling, other dissenting justices have not advocated for it. Justice Barrett suggests same-sex marriage might be different from other rulings due to its impact on families. The Human Rights Campaign president praises the Courts decision, emphasizing the consequences of disregarding constitutional rights.

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CCs Coffee House debuts new Salted Caramel flavor, alongside returning holiday favorites like Peppermint Bark and Peppermint Mocha. Enjoy these festive drinks and treats, including the secret menu item, Salted Caramel Mocha, through December 31st.

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Experience a stress-free Thanksgiving with Gris-Gris special pre-order menu! Enjoy classic sides like oyster dressing, baked macaroni pie, and holiday sweet potatoes, plus unique options like bacon-braised collard greens and chicken and andouille gumbo. Top it off with a festive holiday frozen cocktail. Order by November 21st for pick-up on the 24th, 25th, or 26th. Call 504-354-1520 to place your order.

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Former President Donald Trump issued pardons for key allies, including Rudy Giuliani and Mark Meadows, accused of supporting election overturn efforts. Despite no federal charges, Trumps belief in election fraud persists. Pardons were described as aiding national reconciliation, with no immediate White House comment. Included were Republicans who acted as fake electors and Jeffrey Clark, a former Justice Department official. Trump himself faced felony charges but was indicted after winning the election, with the case dropped due to a policy against prosecuting sitting presidents. Many state cases against the pardoned individuals have stalled or been dismissed.

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On November tenth, a major power outage hit Metairie, Louisiana, affecting nearly nine thousand residents. The outage, starting at five thirty-six AM, was primarily in the area between West Metairie Avenue and Veterans Boulevard. Entergy estimated full restoration by eight thirty AM, but no cause was immediately disclosed. Meanwhile, strong winds and low humidity led to a red flag warning for fire conditions, with outdoor burning discouraged to prevent potential wildfires.

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