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Heading Back to the Big Easy

It’s the mosaic of cultures, cuisines, neighborhoods, and architecture that makes New Orleans a jewel of a city. There is a litany of discoveries—from the decadence and European charm of the French Quarter with its cobbled streets and hints of Caribbean influence to the grand Victorian structures of the Garden District to the bustle of downtown’s business district. Though the devastation wrought by Hurricane Katrina has altered its landscape and economy, the city is unbowed. The pulse and culture of New Orleans remain vibrantly alive, and those who love it—natives and visitors—are determined to preserve its allure. New Orleans native Glenda McKinley, president and creative director of GM Advertising, is committed through her business and personal efforts to rebuilding the city. “I have a deep sense of gratitude to New Orleans for embracing me as a young entrepreneur and for enabling my business to thrive for more than 21 years.”

Ways and Means

Ways and Means

      Rep. Charles Rangel I enter Congressman Charles Rangel’s suite of offices, housed on the 7th floor of the Harlem state office building named after the late, legendary...

The Protector

The Protector

Lisa P. Jackson, in her job as head of the Environmental Protection Agency, may seem far removed from the everyday concerns of American people. But nothing could be more false, asserts the EPA administrator. “You just have to realize that the environment is the air you breathe and the water that comes out of your tap.”

Back to the Issues: The Economy

Back to the Issues: The Economy

With the turmoil in the financial markets taking front stage in the presidential campaigns, Sens. Barack Obama and John McCain finally appear to be getting back to the issues and...

Washington Report

Dispatches from Capitol Hill: House passes jobs bill; small business owners get a lifeline; Obama promotes energy-efficient homes; Leaders urge a more accurate census count; RNC hosts a tea party.

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