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U.S. House GOP Anxiety: Four weeks from Election Day, a CNN report says more House Republicans privately fear they’ll lose the majority, with some already discussing pulling money from races they see as too tough. Louisiana Senate Race: Democrat Jamie Davis is calling for a data center moratorium in Louisiana, arguing the state knows too little about the water demands needed to cool the facilities. School Spending Scrutiny: Louisiana Treasurer John Fleming has referred about $12.1 million in school expenditures for further review, including items tied to meals, gifts, and possible political or lobbying costs. Abortion “Shield Laws” Fight: Louisiana AG Liz Murrill is part of a Supreme Court bid by GOP AGs to block blue-state abortion drug “shield” laws that protect providers from out-of-state prosecution. Diesel Relief Pressure: With record diesel prices hitting farmers, Louisiana’s ag commissioner is urging the governor to pause restrictions on untaxed farm diesel. Data Center Backlash: Amazon says it will invest $1B over five years in communities around data centers, as opposition over electricity and water use keeps growing. Local Government Watch: A Louisiana walking-quorum explainer highlights how serial private discussions can violate public meeting rules.

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