Young Southern Republicans to know: Julia Letlow and Robby Starbuck
The South may end up being the leaders in producing young, brave, dynamic Republicans like Letlow and Starbuck ready to forge a new GOP.
Louisiana
Conservatives should be uniting behind Claston, Letlow and Louisiana’s Special Elections
New conservative voices are emerging and they need your help. Meet two Louisiana republicans, Claston Bernard and Julia Letlow.
The political virus infecting the halls of state governments will be deadly
More dangerous than the CoronaVirus is the political virus that is surging through the halls of the Federal, and state, Governments
Ed Orgeron: A coach with a tradition of loyalty and determination
Ed Oregon, head football coach at Louisiana State University admits to praying each day for his gratitude. He has what he calls that Bayou Blood.
A world on the edge: When all news is bad news
It seems that the only thing to be done is pray - pray for America, our politicians, those whose hearts are filled with hate, and pray for our President.
Beyond Cajun: Baton Rouge attracting authentic food connoisseurs
While creative and tasty food is the hallmark of Baton Rouge, there is another element that you will experience—the famed Southern hospitality.
Chabad Telethon and other trustworthy Hurricane Harvey helpers
Charitable giving to Hurricane Harvey victims has been high and rising like the floods themselves. However, one major problem remains. Who can be trusted?
Donald Trump pivots his campaign toward the issues
Donald Trump has a new campaign manager, his campaign is sailing into the wind, addressing the issues, clarifying his position. Then there are the donations to LA.
Doing what Trump does: An 18-wheeler full of supplies and Play-Doh
The inclusion of Play-Doh among the relief supplies was a human and humane touch that speaks well of Trump's organization. The kids needed more than underwear.
Louisiana pleads for the President and the people to care
President Obama's optics in the face of national disaster are fundraising, vacationing in Martha's Vineyard, despite Obama's past criticism of President G.W. Bush.
BREAKING NEWS: Another police shooting in Baton Rouge, Louisiana
Police officers in Baton Rouge, Louisiana are under attack and at least two have been shot, however their status is unknown.
Lemon noodles to eat in a flood
A lemon, asparagus, prosciutto, cream, garlic, noodles and 15 minutes, and you're eating like someone who has a better reason to eat than just hunger.
Edwards’ victory a crushing defeat for Vitter
John Bel Edwards' victory is a victory for him, not for the Democratic Party. He'll either play a good bipartisan game, or he'll be political road kill.
More gun violence, more gun idiocy
Fear is the mind killer, and it has made stupid both people who want more guns and those who want fewer. It isn't guns that will make us safer or less safe.
Announcing his candidacy, Bobby Jindal is proud to be American
Bobby Jindal is an American. He is also of Indian heritage. Sadly ethnic authenticity means choosing between cultural heritage and love of a nation that warmly embraces them.
INTERVIEW: New Orleans punk band PEARS
PEARS are a hardcore punk band from New Orleans and are ready rip your ears off.
America’s rights: Free speech and water balloons at LSU
Burning the flag is constitutionally protected free speech. So what do the courts say about water balloons?
Visit New Orleans and The National World War II Museum
The National World War II Museum in New Orleans tells a different story of the Crescent City.
PAIRED: Cajun to Creole – Talking Louisiana food
Louisiana food is as unique as the cultures that have created it over to last 300 years
Landrieu winning Bourbon Street, Cassidy winning everywhere else
The consensus among Louisiana political prognosticators is that it is time to smear some margarine on Democrat Senator Mary Landrieu.