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Not by Louisiana: A new circle of genetic seafood tests conducted for a State Advisory Committee has opened foreign shrimp, which were falsely represented as domestic in a small percentage of restaurants taken samples in New Orleans, despite the new state law that prohibits practice. Seafood at 24 randomly selected restaurants around New Orleans were tested before Super Bowl Lix and three served foreign farm shrimp while charging their catch as a local. Read more than Louisiana Illuminator.

Development Tool: President Donald Trump on Monday signed an enforcement order that outlines the plans for a state state wealth fund to serve as a tool for economic development and may be used to buy Tiktok. Among the goals of the Fund would be to develop infrastructure such as airports and highways and help the United States expand its impact in areas such as Panama and Greenland. Read more from CNBC.

High School athletes: Forty State Associations in the US High School now allow their students to sign NIL deals, according to NIL, the OpenDORSE technology platform, despite remarkable possessions such as Texas. The brands spent $ 338 million on NIL deals with athletes last year, mostly college students, compared to $ 171 million in 2023. Read more than Ther Wall Street JournalS