An editorial in the Jackson Clarion Ledger takes issue with an editorial in the Times-Picayune regarding Mississippi getting an unfair amount of Katrina recovery relief.

>> Continue reading: Jackson Ledger: N.O. blaming others for their ills

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Errol Louis of the New York Daily News says New Orleans is treading water because of inept and corrupt politicians.

>> Continue reading: NY Daily News: Corrupt, inept politicians dooming New Orleans recovery

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Two years after Katrina much is still wrong in New Orleans, according to the Philadelphia Inquirer.

>> Continue reading: Philadelphia Inquirer: Ill winds still blowing in N.O.

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ABC News explores whether any amount of protection can make New Orleans safe from the strongest of storms.

>> Continue reading: ABC News: Will N.O. ever be safe from a strong storm

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Russell McCulley of TIME Magazine examines what he says is a growing problem of racial resentment since Hurricane Katrina.

>> Continue reading: TIME: Race a bigger issue since Katrina

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Douglas Brinkley, who authored a book on Katrina in New Orleans penned an editorial for the Washington Post asking that the Bush administration admit it if they won't offer better levee protection.

>> Continue reading: Brinkley: If we want N.O. to die, let's just say so

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The USA Today notes that it's still tough to plan a trip to New Orleans as the air travel industry continues to have fewer flights than before the storm.

>> Continue reading: USA Today: Air travel to N.O. still lacking

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The New York Post notes that many of the leading Democratic presidential candidates along with President George Bush and several other politicians are heading to New Orleans for the second anniversary of Katrina.

>> Continue reading: New York Post: Politicians pour into Crescent City

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ABC News looks at the progress of New Orleans two years after Katrina and says it is inching its way back.

>> Continue reading: ABC News: N.O. inching back

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Two years after Katrina, New Orleans music scene is still hitting a sour note with many musicians still in exile.

>> Continue reading: L.A. Times - N.O. music still on a down beat

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