Congressman Troy A. Carter used his X account between September 5–6, 2025 to discuss National Food Bank Day, HUD’s suspension actions regarding New Orleans officials, and share advice on purposeful living.
Congressman Troy A. Carter posted several updates on September 4, highlighting legislative work over the summer and addressing concerns about deploying the National Guard to New Orleans.
Congressman Troy A. Carter used social media posts dated September 2-3, 2025 to address topics including NIH funding for cancer research and public safety strategies in New Orleans.
Congressman Troy A. Carter posted on social media between August 31 and September 2 about federal disaster management policies under former President Trump, support for labor unions on Labor Day,…
Congressman Troy A. Carter used social media on August 29 and August 30, 2025 to discuss Hurricane Katrina’s impact twenty years later and share related resources.
Congressman Troy A. Carter posted tributes marking the anniversaries of the March on Washington (August 28) and Hurricane Katrina (August 29), while also honoring former judge Steven R. Plotkin for…
Congressman Troy A. Carter highlighted concerns over voting rights legislation and affordable housing cuts in late August posts while also criticizing tariffs’ impact on consumers and small businesses.
Congressman Troy A. Carter posted on August 25 about Hurricane Harvey’s anniversary recovery efforts; called for passage of voting rights legislation; and criticized proposed changes to federal disaster response as…
Congressman Troy A. Carter marked the loss of Dorian Bennett, announced changes to absentee ballots for Louisiana voters, and celebrated Dillard University’s recognition by the Department of Energy—all through posts…
Congressman Troy Carter used his social media platform on August 22-23, 2025 to welcome Damon Singleton back to local broadcasting, reflect on New Orleans’ recovery ahead of Hurricane Katrina’s twentieth…
Congressman Troy A. Carter posted on August 21 about local transportation projects—including Amtrak service expansions—and expressed concern over proposed funding cuts impacting infrastructure and seniors’ benefits.
Congressman Troy A. Carter used social media on August 20, 2025 to celebrate Judge Kern Reese’s recognition by Martinet and announce new bipartisan legislation aimed at stopping contaminated food imports.
Congressman Troy A. Carter used social media on August 19 and August 20, 2025, to call for greater accountability in federal homeland security grant distribution and urge funding for Mississippi…
Congressman Troy A. Carter posted updates between August 17-18, 2025 about infrastructure progress with Amtrak, welcoming Shriners to New Orleans for their annual convention, and addressing funding issues related to…
Congressman Troy A. Carter used social media on August 16-17, 2025, to criticize federal Medicaid policy and commemorate Joe Reece Salter’s legislative career.
Congressman Troy A. Carter marked notable events for constituents—including a centennial birthday—and discussed Social Security services as well as levee safety concerns following recent federal decisions affecting New Orleans (posts…
Congressman Troy A. Carter issued statements on Middle East policy developments and commented on Mayor Cantrell’s indictment via posts made on August 15, 2025.
Congressman Troy A. Carter marked the centennial birthday of Willie Williams Sr., promoted a climate-focused community event commemorating Hurricane Katrina’s anniversary, and criticized presidential intervention in city policing through posts…
In 2024, 100% of H-1B petitions filed by Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing and Hunting employers across Nola Reporter publication area were approved, according to data from the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration…
Congressman Troy A. Carter used social media on August 11, 2025, to commend Anthony Mackie for his work on “Twisted Metal” and express concern over Israel’s actions in Gaza.
Congressman Troy A. Carter addressed local and national issues on August 10, including criticism of Trump administration policies on federal grants and education.
Congressman Troy A. Carter posted reflections on leadership ethics and criticized recent changes to VA employee rights via social media between August 9-10, 2025.
Congressman Troy A. Carter used social media posts between August 7-8, 2025 to discuss local town halls and federal policies affecting transgender veterans’ benefits.
Congressman Troy A. Carter used his Twitter account on August 7, 2025 to share messages about optimism for the future, opposition to proposed FEMA changes under the Trump administration, and…
FOIA Request to University of New Orleans regarding recent course syllabi on August 6, 2025.
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