| BY BOB WARREN | Staff writer |
Ten Commandments: A federal judge was hearing arguments today in a lawsuit over the controversial state law requiring public schools to post the Ten Commandments in every classroom. A group of parents sued the state to block the law, claiming it infringes on students’ religious freedom, Patrick Wall reports. Record voting: If early voting is any indication, a lot of folks will be heading to the polls for the Nov. 5 presidential election. The first days of early voting have been very busy, Chad Calder and Gabriella Killett report. Check out the full ballot here. Workers bill of rights: New Orleans voters will decide whether a “workers bill of rights” should be added to the city’s charter. City Hall reporter James Finn explains what it is - and what it isn’t. Walking wounded: The Saints have been hit hard by injuries this season. Like, really hard. Saints beat writer Matthew Paras put together this list, by position, of the walking wounded. Did you get this newsletter forwarded from someone else? Sign up here. And if you're interested in becoming a NOLA.com subscriber, here's a sensational offer. Stay spectacular, Bob | 