Amid pandemic, Trump still at war with government
The president’s twin dismissals last week – just days apart – of two highly respected government watchdogs (and an attack on a third) is a reminder of a fundamental truth: Donald Trump is guided by
Editorial
Work-from-home productivity has come a long way since 1918
COVID-19 has millions working from home. As a longtime teleworker, let me offer some advice.
Beware of data thefts during tax season
The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) is urging tax professionals to take additional security steps immediately to protect taxpayer data as more practitioners telework and security risks increase.
Don’t buy a ticket to the media circus
While watching one of the daily fiascos from Washington, when the President and “All the President’s Men” try desperately to put “Humpty Dumpty” back together again, I think I encountered Mr.
We’re home, where we belong
Back when we lived in the country, I sometimes wouldn’t leave the property for days at a time except to walk the dogs.
Public warned of uncaimed property scams
The public is warned to be wary of unclaimed property scams currently going around the state.
Small businesses in state are suffering
Louisiana has the sixth most affected small businesses due to the coronavirus according to a recent study.
State withholds data on virus in nursing homes
Nursing homes, where many medically fragile patients spend their days, have become a hot spot in the coronavirus outbreak around the country, but details that could help families understand the sca
Making all things new
My goddaughter Makayla does not know this, but she brought life in the midst of death. Nearly 10 years ago, Makayla
A final, cruel slap in the face for lives turned upside down
When my mother passed away, I was sleeping in the same room. We had taken her home from hospice, and her hospital bed was in the bedroom she had shared with my father for decades.
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