Americans continue to become less healthy and less productive, mainly because of lifestyle. That’s the conclusion of a new Gallup study released this week. More than 30 percent of American workers are overweight and have one or more chronic health problems. […]
Unlike the polarized electoral environment of the 2010 elections, the year of Sen. David Vitter and the tea party, the winning place to be this year was in the middle. […]
The first election for state and parish offices is over, but hold tight. There’s another one ahead.
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Watching the New Orleans Saints (62-7) demolish job on the Indianapolis Colts Sunday night without star quarterback Peyton Manning in the lineup brought back memories of the Saints Super Bowl run in 2009. […]
Many of you have been emailing to ask how you should vote on the five proposed Constitutional Amendments on the Oct. 22 ballot.
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The quarterback combination of Jarrett Lee and Jordan Jefferson propelled the LSU Tigers to a 41-11 thrashing of the Florida Gators. […]
This column has made the point repeatedly that one of the major drags on the U.S. economy comes from the uncertainty that the business community faces in determining how government laws and regulations will impact its costs going forward.
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When or if the candidates for lieutenant governor get around to facing each other in debate, the key points of discussion, judging from their TV commercials, will not be culture, recreation or tourism. […]
St. Charles Parish will be alive with parties Tuesday when the National Night Out Against Crime is observed. […]
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