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…

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…

As President-elect Donald Trump prepares for his second inauguration, the potential consequences of his administration’s policies are becoming clearer. For many Americans—including those who voted for him or didn’t vote…

New Orleans faces another critical year in 2025. The Crescent City remains a cultural treasure but struggles with serious challenges. However, opportunities for meaningful progress exist. Infrastructure failures, insurance crises,…

No matter where you stand on the Richard’s Disposal and Henry Consulting dispute, one thing is clear: a dangerous precedent is being set. The New Orleans City Council’s interference, led…

Lessons from Baton Rouge and Beyond Let’s talk about dinosaurs. You remember them, right? Those ancient creatures that once roamed the Earth. For millions of years they reigned supreme and…

Louisiana’s recent income tax cuts, championed during the special legislative session, are being touted as a win for taxpayers. Politicians claim these changes put money back in people’s pockets, but…

Louisiana’s tax system has long burdened its working-class citizens, but recent legislative actions have made it even worse. The state just concluded a special legislative session on taxes. Instead of…

As Louisiana voters have many options this weekend, going to vote is probably not high on people’s to do lists. In general, it’s easy to overlook an election with four…