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Hispanics who were supposed to rebuild New Orleas are more trouble than they are worth.

Blacks and Hispanics have much in common--except mutual trust.

NOLA mayor: "Black New Orleans residents didn't participate in the economy in a meaningful way."

Chocolate City recovering its reputation.

Class action lawsuit would allow residents to take revenge--against Army engineers.

Not one dime of "stimulus" package dedicated to fixing Katrina damage.

"New Orleans" preys on hard-working immigrants.

How much of this should we believe?

Followed by Camden, Detroit, St. Louis, and Oakland.

Green Party candidate for president says bodies dumped in swamp.

Post-Katrina New Orleans runs just as well it did before the storm.

Says one, “I’ve had enough.”

Racism . . . segregation . . . discrimination . . . apartheid . . . UN says US very naughty.

Blacks have an "internationally recognized human right" to a home.

New Orleans get state-of-the-art SWAT equipment.

One victim wants $3 quadrillion.

But the schools are getting better.

City "may become so violent that it is no longer livable at all."

Ninety percent of the Vietnamese are back—many still don't speak English.

Number of cases more than quintupled since Katrina.

It's still a "Chocolate City."

Illegals are preferred target.

DA who fired whites costs his office $3.5 million.

Hispanic workers won’t eat local foods.

New Orleans councilman calls vendor trucks "unwanted residue" from Katrina.

New Orleans landlords prefer white tenants to black tenants.

Crime wave prompts residents to arm themselves.

Black DA’s attorney says he was just giving jobs to cronies, not discriminating against whites.

Cash-strapped New Orleans doesn't have the money to pay public defenders.

Carry permits rise despite population decline.

Even before Katrina, only 12 percent of those arrested for murder went to prison.

Formerly 28 percent white, New Orleans is now 43 percent white.

FEMA privacy policy hinders police in crime-ridden trailer sites.

Only one major U.S. city saw a sharp decrease — New Orleans.

National Guard troops will patrol city through the end of the year as violence continues.

Black activist blames "social isolation" and "systemic racism" for New Orleans' ills.

New Orleans mayor vows to rebuild low-lying black areas.

Claim government wanted to push non-whites out of New Orleans.

Conservative Christian ministers criticize black "government owes you" mentality.

Nineteen-year-old black was career criminal with nine prior felony arrests.

Blacks insulted that officials want “hard-working people to return.”

They go on brazen shoplifting sprees in New Orleans women's clothing stores.

After 53 murders so far in 2006, New Orleans hopes Guard can restore safety.

Life back to normal in New Orleans as shootout leaves five dead.

Public housing recipients outraged by city's slowness in rebuilding projects.

Ray Nagin re-elected as mayor of "Chocolate City."

New Orleans was a disaster area long before Katrina.

Blacks rally to the side of mayor who wanted to keep New Orleans a "chocolate city."

Black voters support Mr. Nagin over white candidates despite his handling of Katrina.

New Orleans murder rate returns to its pre-Katrian level.

Black police officers suspended for not stopping looters during Katrina.

New Orleans mayor tells black audience rival candidates "don't look like us."

Most Katrina looting won't show up in city's crime reports.

Mayor Nagin praises diversity, but wants New Orleans to remain black.

Groups say police have underestimated post-Katrina crime.

Congressional Black Caucus charity raised $400,000, has disbursed nothing.

Most who died because of Hurricane Katrina were not black.

Black Katrina survivors tell tall tales at congressional hearing.

FEMA removes workers from black New Orleans neighborhood.

New Orleans is now almost crime-free; refugees blamed for crime surges elsewhere.

Black ex-policeman caught in truck probably stolen during Katrina looting.

Black New Orleans refugees used Red Cross money to support drug habit.

Destruction of New Orleans a heavy blow to Voodoo in America.

New Orleans school is a disaster area--but not because of the hurricane.

Director making film about Katrina believes black neighborhoods deliberately flooded.

Flood of Hispanic workers may forever change the racial make-up of the city.

Forty New Orleans police officers under investigation for stealing Cadillacs.

Senate Democrats petition relief agencies not to inquire about immigration status.

Reported crime is declining in city because people taking the law into own hands.

Symposium asks why only American Renaissance could see the truth about Katrina.

Some of the facts about Katrina may have been wrong, but the lesson remains the same.

New Orleans police investigated for looting during Katrina.

Eye-witnesses describe wholesale looting by police, but department denies it.

In some states, half of Katrina refugees have criminal records.

People in New Orleans describe fighting off looters.