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Governor Jeff Landry has stepped up his influence in New Orleans. As a conservative Republican governor acting unilaterally within the boundaries of a predominantly Democratic city, his approach raises questions.…
And this week on As The Teedy Turns, we have a new chapter: a denied court case, or rather, a denied attempt at dodging one. Mayor Cantrell, or as we…
The Democratic Party has long relied on African American voters to win elections, with Black women standing as some of their most loyal supporters. However, there is an increasingly noticeable…
In this election, Louisiana voters will weigh in on one important constitutional amendment and two proposed changes to city charters. These decisions affect how our state and local government use…
By David Soublet, Sr Reflecting on the Past Storms The devastation from Hurricanes Helene and Milton in neighboring states may remind us of our losses in Hurricane Katrina. We still…
As the presidential election nears, the call to vote grows louder. However, some still question if their vote matters. Voting is the most direct way for citizens to have their…
The question of whether Donald Trump poses a threat to American democracy has become central in political debate. The events of January 6, 2021 are the primary driver of this…
— Two Mayors Under Fire The indictment of New York City Mayor Eric Adams sent shockwaves across the country. Adams was under investigation since he ran for mayor. And even…
Last week, after an intense online trolling session, Rep. Clay Higgins retired to his chamber in the U.S. House of Representatives. Once there, he asked his god if it was…
Mark Robinson Meet my friend Mark Robinson. Mark is, as former president Trump would say, a very fine person who just so happens to wish he could own slaves. Mark…