Priest had every right to deny Biden
Whenever a Catholic runs or is nominated for public office, he or she has to endure a now-familiar vetting process revolving around one thing: abortion rights.
Editorial
Cost increases often vital to municipal operations
If you think your community has problems, take comfort if it has not made the Louisiana Legislative Auditor’s new “Fiscally Distressed Municipalities” list. Wednesday that office announced that the list
Republicans remain tethered to Trump
The lesson of the 2019 state elections confirmed the lesson of the 2018 congressional midterms: Donald Trump can stage all the demagogic rallies he wants, but he’s powerless to reverse
Coming soon: A borderless US
Democratic presidential candidate Elizabeth Warren shocked most observers, including her New England neighbor and fellow White House hopeful Bernie Sanders, when she announced the $52 trillion price tag for her
Fallen journalists deserve a memorial
Journalists relentlessly pursue the truth in order to provide citizens with the information they need to be self-governing.
Thanks for doing the dirty work
THE WAY I SEE IT
Several of my friends have retired from politics or will retire soon. I need to take this opportunity to thank them for their service.
Double standards and bad decisions
Return with us now to those titillating days of yesteryear.
City taking huge steps to address blight
The city is taking the right approach when it comes to cleaning up and demolishing dilapidated structures around Jennings.
Mudslinging intensifies in governor race
LOUISIANA SPOTLIGHT
The Louisiana governor’s race has devolved into a trash-talking slugfest in its final days ahead of the Nov. 16 election.
, Trump, the phone call and consciousness of guilt
The July 25 call between President Trump and Ukrainian President Vlodomyr Zelensky is the central piece of evidence in the Democratic drive to remove the president from office.
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