Last week, Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro wisely wrote an op-ed in The New York Times calling for peace. In the column, he sums up the short history of Hugo Chavez’s Bolivarian Republic...
A pig must have spread its wings and flew when I heard of a Louisiana Senate Bill with which I agreed.
Since Louisiana’s legislative session began in March, a multitude of disagreeable bills have...
A negative side effect of social media revealed itself on a large scale last week after a series of Instagram comments, direct messages and texts surfaced of actor James Franco in pursuit of a much younger...
A mighty gust of wind roars over the sacred mounds and through the branches of the oaks, filling the air with a golden haze and cloaking everything in its reach with a powder as fine as the dust of a pixie’s...
A series of commercials titled “It can wait” discourages texting while driving. These commercials have had an affect all over the country. Some states have taken it upon themselves to ban cellphone...
We’ve all been dumped, found ourselves eating ice cream straight out of the carton and sipping brandy while watching “Golden Girls” reruns.
OK, maybe that’s just me.
However, if...
If you’re a woman in Louisiana, there comes a time when you realize that the entire state is against you.
Last year, the Center for American Progress revealed that Louisiana is the worst state to...
The Netflix original series “House of Cards” embodies the views of Millennials in politics as opposed to shaping it. The show doesn’t pretend to promote pure and honest heroes like our...
The Constitution lives on.
The Supreme Court decided Wednesday to strike down limits on how many candidates or party committees an individual can contribute to. This upholds a base aspect of our country’s...
Since its introduction by President Lyndon B. Johnson, the war on poverty has been washed, wrung and laid out to dry.
What started out as a push for better schools, health, homes and job opportunities...
