Reps. Carter, Titus Introduce EDUCATE Act
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Congressman Troy Carter Introduces National Men’s Health Week Resolution
Prevention, lead to death in men at a higher percentage than women; “Whereas African American and Hispanic … have a higher prevalence of chronic diseases such as diabetes and obesity, compared to non-Hispanic White
Congressman Cleo Fields' Statement on Supreme Court Ruling to Strike Down President Trump's Emergency Tariffs
across District 6 spent the past year paying higher prices on groceries, automobiles, appliances, and goods of every
Congressman Cleo Fields Statement on the passing of Dr. Norman C. Francis
nation’s most respected leaders in higher education: “Today, I join the nation in mourning the passing … Xavier University, our state, and the future of higher education. My thoughts and prayers are with the Francis
Congressman CLEO Fields Votes in Support of the Extension of ACA Subsidies
medical conditions lead to more serious health complications, higher costs of care, and longer wait times in already
REPS. Carter, Ezell, Fields, Letlow, Fletcher, and Higgins Introduce the National Flood Insurance Program Automatic Extension ACT of 2025
Families shouldn’t lose their coverage or face higher premiums because of political gridlock,” said Rep. Carter
David Scott, Joyce Beatty, and CLEO Fields Introduce Legislation to Strengthen HUD Oversight of Housing Counselors and Protect Homebuyers
doing a disservice to the borrowers who accept higher interest rates or are steered toward higher-cost, riskier
Reps. Carter, Ezell, Fields, Letlow, Fletcher, and Higgins Introduce the National Flood Insurance Program Automatic Extension Act of 2025
Families shouldn’t lose their coverage or face higher premiums because of political gridlock,” said Rep. Carter
Rep. Carter Statement on Disastrous Republican Budget that Abandons Working Families
Families shouldn’t lose their coverage or face higher premiums because of political gridlock. “I reject any legislation
Rep. Carter Introduces Bill to Retroactively Restore Flood Insurance Coverage and Retain Current Rates for Policyholders Impacted by Republican Shutdown
policyholders, they could face partial-risk assessments and higher rates unless Congress passes a retroactive extension. “The lapse … Families shouldn’t lose their coverage or face higher premiums because of political gridlock,” said Rep. Carter
Congressmen Carter, Ezell, Veasey Introduce Marine Fisheries Habitat Protection Act
that fish densities are 20 to 50 times higher around energy infrastructure in the Gulf than in open
Congressman Carter Statement on Government Shutdown
health care, slashes essential services, and drives costs higher for working families. “They had the power to stop
Congressman Carter Statement on Government Funding Bill
coverage. As Louisiana families are being squeezed by higher costs, Republicans refuse to stop double-digit hikes
Congressman Troy Carter Introduces Prostate Cancer Awareness Month Resolution
prostate cancer incidence rate that is significantly higher than that of White men and have more than double … developing prostate cancer, with a higher risk for men who have a brother with the disease
Rep. Troy Carter Statement on Threats Against HBCUs
only an attack on institutions of higher learning — they are an attack on our history, our culture
Congressman Carter’s Month of Action – Fighting the Trump Administration in Congress, Answering YOUR Questions, and Providing Resources to Louisianians
Carter then arranged another roundtable conversation focused on higher education. He was joined by Presidents, Chancellors, and senior
Rep. Troy Carter Statement on Home Rule and Trump Seizing Control of Washington D.C. Police Force, Implications in New Orleans
ability to govern themselves without undue interference from higher levels of government. This principle is not a partisan
Rep. Carter Moves to Subpoena Elizabeth Asche, Assistant Administrator of the Federal Insurance Directorate at FEMA, to Provide Answers on Skyrocketing Flood Insurance Rates
over legacy rates. There are 17 states with higher average rates than Louisiana. Rates will increase by over … already struggling to keep up with mortgage payments, higher insurance costs could mean having to choose between flood
Congressman Carter Statement on the Return of the “Big Ugly Bill” to the U.S. House of Representatives
working families to access healthcare, housing, and higher education. “And now they’ve made it even worse—adding
Congressman Troy Carter Introduces National Men’s Health Month Resolution
Prevention, lead to death in men at a higher age-adjusted rate than women; “Whereas African American … Hispanic men have a higher prevalence of chronic diseases such as diabetes and obesity, compared to non-Hispanic
Congressman Troy Carter Introduces National Men’s Health Week Resolution
Prevention, lead to death in men at a higher percentage than women; “Whereas African American and Hispanic … have a higher prevalence of chronic diseases such as diabetes and obesity, compared to non-Hispanic White
Rep. Carter Calls out Musk-Trump Administration for Dropping Lawsuit Against Major Louisiana Polluter and Abandoning EPA’s Mission to Protect Americans
exceed what is considered safe—many times higher than the EPA’s recommended safety threshold
Bynum, Fields, and Liccardo Introduce the Protect Families From Inflation Act to Lower Costs
macroeconomics class, students learn that the burden of higher tariffs falls on consumers, in the form of higher
Congressman Fields Stands Strongly Against President Trump's Unconstitutional Decision to Dismantle the Department of Education
tuition, housing, fees, and supplies as they pursue higher education. In Louisiana , approximately 102,000 students relied
Fired Louisiana Federal Employee to join Congressman Carter for Trump’s First Address to a Joint Session of Congress
from Warren Easton Fundamental High School. She pursued higher education at the University of New Orleans, earning dual