Black Excellence in a Nation That Still Oppresses Black People On January 20, 2025, America will once again witness the peaceful transfer of power. But for Black Americans, this day…

by Arthur Hunter, Jr. Ever since the 9/11 terrorist attacks that took down the World Trade towers in New York, cities been more aware that these tragedies can happen anywhere.…

Is New Orleans Becoming the New California? Recent union activity among nurses in New Orleans has sparked a debate. The movement echoes similar efforts in California, raising questions about patient…

With cold weather settling in, there’s nothing better than a warm drink to keep you cozy while you’re stuck inside. A good whiskey or bourbon can make even the chilliest…

Health disparities continue to plague the Black community, creating significant obstacles to achieving optimal wellness. Improving health outcomes requires education, access, and systemic change. Here we provide effective strategies for…

Louisiana Governor Jeff Landry is making waves across the state. Whether you agree with his policies or not, it’s undeniable that Landry is leaving his mark. Democrats often paint him…

By Theo Lamont The tragic terror attack in New Orleans not only claimed lives but exposed deep flaws in our city’s preparation, response, and societal dynamics. It revealed systemic failures…

Start with Realistic Expectations The new year often comes with pressure to achieve. Most resolutions fail because they demand perfection. Release that burden now. Focus on Progress, Not Perfection Striving…

by Thomas Rutledge Ph.D. Metabolic biology meets food psychology. Key points For tens of millions of Americans, food cravings are a frequent or even daily experience. Defined as “an intense…

Kennedy’s Performance Let’s give U.S. Senator John Kennedy a round of applause. What a performance he put on last week. With the city reeling from a terrorist attack, and the…