The U. S. economy has shown a rapid rate of growth recently and in August, wages reportedly have increased at their fastest rate of growth in the past nine years. The economy added 201,000 jobs […]
Our hearts have many desires that are constantly clamoring to be satisfied. We desire security: we want to feel safe in our homes, safe while we are driving on our highways, crossing bridges, flying in […]
If there ever were a time in U.S. history when the phrase “elections have consequences” would be most accurate, now would be that time. The contrast between the past and current United States President could […]
Now is the time to explore the possibilities. Grandparents Day provides a reminder of the bond between grandparents and grandchildren and the importance of family legacies. A family legacy can have multiple aspects. It can […]
The recent report of the Pennsylvania grand jury on clerical sexual abuse has shaken the faith of many people in Southern Louisiana and our whole country. The number of victims and perpetrators mentioned in the […]
The United States has lost one of its greatest servicemen and also one of its most respected politicians this past week. John McCain died Saturday after battling brain cancer for more than a year. He […]
The following-edited story was sent to me by a reader. Our house was right across the street from the John Hopkins Hospital clinic’s entrance in Baltimore. We lived downstairs and rented the upstairs rooms to […]
If the proposed new Des Allemands boat launch site is truly as good as it sounds then let’s hope our St. Charles Parish leaders make it a jewel for everyone. Leaving the announcement – and […]
By Jeremy Alford & Mitch Rabalais LaPolitics.com Known best by Baton Rouge’s Capitol class as a soft-spoken, influential donor and philanthropist, Eddie Rispone may soon add gubernatorial candidate to his portfolio. Rispone, a Republican, told […]
Matthew, Mark and Luke all have the story of Jesus working a miracle within a miracle in their gospels. Mark gives us a few more details in his account about Jesus raising Jairus’ daughter from […]
At last – finally. Congress has approved four years after okaying the funding for a $760 million hurricane protection levee to protect the east bank of St. John the Baptist Parish and parts of neighboring […]
By Jeremy Alford, Mitch Rabalais & Sarah Gamard LaPolitics.com State and federal enforcement agencies are receiving more complaints than ever about robocalls, which are commonly used in political campaigns as well as more shady business […]
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