Louisiana's attorney general announced a state investigation into Dr. Anthony Fauci days after he invoked the Fifth Amendment 111 times before a Senate committee, making Louisiana the third state to signal that Joe Biden's federal pardon may not shield Fauci from accountability. Attorney General Liz Murrill made the announcement Saturday on X, accusing Fauci of […] The post Louisiana launches Fauci investigation as three states now pursue potential state charges appeared first on American Almanac .
Louisiana's attorney general announced a state investigation into Dr. Anthony Fauci days after he invoked the Fifth Amendment 111 times before a Senate committee, making Louisiana the third state to signal that Joe Biden's federal pardon may not shield Fauci from accountability. Attorney General Liz Murrill made the announcement Saturday on X, accusing Fauci of lying under oath and pointing to newly surfaced records that she says contradict testimony he gave during an earlier deposition. Florida and Alabama had already opened their own inquiries, and the rapid pile-on from Republican-led states marks a coordinated effort to test whether state courts can reach conduct that a presidential pardon placed beyond federal prosecutors' grasp. …Open
The eight alleged victims in the case wrote or co-signed letters to the special prosecutor in the case urging him to drop the charges or saying they wouldn't object if the case was dropped.
On the July 15, 2026 edition of Rob Schmitt Tonight, guest host Bob Brooksc highlights the day’s top political stories and the latest developments making news across the nation. Featured guests include Liz Murrill, Steve Marshall, John Eastman, Rep. Andy Ogles, Tudor Dixon, Jason Rantz, Theo Wold and Kay Smythe.
'This terrible case shows the dangers of mifepristone and its illegal, irresponsible, and unchecked distribution in our state,' Louisiana Attorney General Liz Murrill said.
This week, our "Missing" series is recapping NewsNation's visit to CrimeCon. The annual convention centered around all things true crime, giving us the opportunity to meet some of the families highlighted in our "Missing" series. One of those cases that we've covered is Ali Lowitzer. Her mother, meeting up with NewsNation's Marni Hughes, reveals what could be a major piece of new information in her daughter's disappearance. Plus, an exclusive interview with Liz Murrill, the attorney general from Louisiana, on how predators are targeting kids on the popular game Roblox, and why she's taking them to court. We also highlight several missing persons cases from the National Center of Missing and Exploited Children. Host: Marni Hughes Executive…
On the May 14, 2026 edition of The Record, guest host Katrina Szish takes viewers through the day’s top stories shaping the political and global landscape. Featured guests include Brig Gen. Blaine Holt, Ryan Bodenheimer, Rep. Barry Moore, Liz Murrill, Rebecca Rose Woodland, Jay Town, John Huddy and Stuart Muszynski.
Louisiana is suspending its House elections just days before voting was set to begin, Gov. Jeff Landry said Thursday, after the U.S. Supreme Court struck down the state's congressional map. Why it matters: Landry says an "electoral emergency exists," which gives him authority to suspend or delay elections. The big picture: The governor issued an executive order Thursday afternoon that suspends the closed-party primaries on May 16 and June 27 for the U.S. House races. - The other races and ballot measures will continue as planned, his statement says. - Early voting was set to start Saturday. Absentee ballots have already been mailed to overseas voters. - "Allowing elections to proceed under an unconstitutional map would undermine the…
Louisiana's congressional primary elections are on hold after the Supreme Court ruled the state's district map was an unconstitutional racial gerrymander.
Louisiana’s congressional primary elections are on hold after the Supreme Court ruled the state’s district map was an unconstitutional racial gerrymander. Governor Jeff Landry (R) will now work with the state legislature to draw up a new map in time for the November midterms, likely benefiting the GOP. PULSE POINTS WHAT HAPPENED: Louisiana has suspended its May primary elections for congressional races following the U.S. Supreme Court’s landmark ruling that one of the state’s Democrat-leaning majority-minority districts was illegally racially gerrymandered. DETAIL: The Supreme Court’s decision on Wednesday terminated a previous stay on an injunction against Louisiana’s enforcement of its current congressional map, and…Open
