Higher property taxes could hit New Orleans
New Orleans undertakes a citywide property reassessment for the first time since Katrina. The process could trigger large tax increases for homeowners amid high insurance costs, risking neighborhood divides and deterring new residents. Assessors vow fair value assessments, while critics cite long-standing inequities and potential budget strains from reduced tax revenue.
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Food rules still too lax in China advocates say
Consumer advocates say FDA import alerts on five types of Chinese farm raised seafood may rely on third party labs including in China for certification. Critics warn past Chinese certification is unreliable and urge independent testing to prevent tainted imports from reaching U.S. markets.
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