The Fall of Latoya Cantrell

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Mar 25, 202633:00Society & Culture

New Orleans is no stranger to political scandal, but the federal case against Mayor LaToya Cantrell isn’t a classic bribes-and-kickbacks story. It’s a story about a relationship, power, and the alleged misuse of public r...

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