Rachel Morrison
I’m Rachel Morrison, a journalist covering civic issues and public policy. I earned my Journalism degree from Tulane University. I started reporting in 2016 for NOLA.com, focusing on local government, infrastructure, and disaster recovery. Over the years, I have worked on investigative features examining how policy decisions affect everyday residents. I’m committed to clear, responsible reporting that strengthens public understanding.
Loire. Five good reasons for an immersion in the heart of...
1. It's the ideal place for a geeky or artisanal shopping spreeOne of the advantages of this festival lies in the diversity of worlds...
How to think about the ecological transition?
In the journal Nature dated October 5, 2023, researchers from different disciplines combined their knowledge to determine what the distant future of Earth will...
Women in Armed Conflicts
Women fleeing conflicts in large numbers
Around 700 million women and girls live within 50 km of a conflict, the highest number since the 1990s....
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In December last year, he was the first to launch a campaign for the municipal elections. On Friday evening, Fabrice Farison and his team...
Sought after for over 15 days by Interpol, he is caught...
When you know you are wanted by Interpol or at least you are on the run, have the intelligence to play it cool. Apparently,...
This former Air Force colonel has become a key figure in...
Published by Rédaction Courrier du Pays de Retz on March 7, 2026 at 7:16
One could do an inventory at Prévert! Member of the southeast...
CULTURE FOOD. A new organic burger joint has opened on Rue...
Bio Burger on Rue des Filatiers proves that you can devour a creamy Blue Cheese or a seitan burger while respecting the cycles of...
War wounded and criminals, first to experience transport by drone.
Heavy transport drones, an augmented version of the familiar quadcopters, have become "larger and cheaper" in recent years, according to New Scientist. While they...
Feminisms: Time for Armed Struggle?
In her first novel Explosives, journalist Hélène Coutard immerses readers in the thoughts and daily life of Clara, a 19-year-old "average girl" who has...
In Carhaix, immersion in deaf culture at the Grand Bleu, on...
The screening of the documentary film "Enez ar Vouzared L'île aux Sourds" presents a rare opportunity for the local audience to discover a documentary...
