The U.S. Supreme Court is set to hear oral arguments Monday in Suncor Energy v. Boulder County. Supporters of Suncor and ...
As November 3rd comes closer, I wanted to address what is actually on the ballot in many parts of the country this year. In many of our “blue” liberal states, socialism is on the ballot. The ...
Using LSU football as a lens, this episode connects Lane Kiffin’s challenge of building discipline, handling correction, and keeping players engaged in a transfer-portal era with the Catholic “Rule of ...
They’re in for a big surprise. You gotta — it’s very simple, you got to get out and vote. You got to get out. You got to vote for these guys. If you do that, we’re gonna win big and we’re going to ...
Kirk Williamson had plans for a larger apartment project on Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard in New Orleans. Were it not for ...
On Wednesday, the state of Tennessee botched the execution of convicted first-degree murderer Christa Pike. After several ...
It is written, Man shall not live by bread alone, but by every word that proceedeth out of the mouth of God.” — Matthew 4:4 ...
When discussing the impacts of Hurricane Katrina on the gulfsouth and New Orleans in particular, many people get stuck on what was lost without appreciating the other side of the story: an entire ...
War Secretary Pete Hegseth’s presentation yesterday at Quantico, discussing the changes the military is making to its warfighting capabilities, procurement and other things, was something to see. But ...
Opinion
(The Spectacle Podcast) Should The Federal Government Pay For College Degrees That Don’t Pay Enough?
The Department of Education recently implemented a new rule that bars college students from receiving federal loans for degrees that project low-earning incomes. The Spectacle Podcast hosts Melissa ...
Members of the Senate Committee on the Environment and Public Works on Wednesday considered a $50 billion federal plan that would fund three future nuclear innovation campuses designed to attract ...
Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Jamie Davis is urging a halt to new data center construction in Louisiana, worrying that too little is known about the water consumption needed to cool the massive ...
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