Editorial
Thousands race to beat deadline for hurricane recovery grant
NEW ORLEANS (AP) _ Bessie Griffin needs a government grant to rebuild the home Hurricane Katrina wrecked, but procrastinating may have cost her dearly. […]
Louisiana
Allen Lottinger
Subsidies destroying our fish industry
Government is currently subsidizing the destruction of the Louisiana commercial fishing industry. It shows you how inefficient the public sector can be. […]
Editorial
Vitter’s View: Reaching higher for our education system
As August quickly approaches and the end of summer nears, students across Louisiana will prepare for their return to school in the fall. […]
Opinions & Responses
RELIGION IN THE NEWS
Leaders from the Muslim and evangelical Christian communities met this week to talk about religious freedom and evangelical support for Israel. The Washington Times […]
Editorial
Will Larry Flynt set the agenda for Louisiana?
Senator David Vitter recognizes that what he did years ago was a sin against his family and against God. Larry Flynt fails to recognize that his full-time business of exploiting women for profit is a sin at all. So who is the hypocrite? […]
Columns
Louisiana: the nanny state
Governor Blanco caused quite a stir during the closing days of the recent legislative session when she chided legislators by telling them that “Mama” wasn’t very happy with their actions and would have to “discipline” them if they continued to “misbehave” by pursuing too many tax cuts. […]
Columns
How big should Big Charity be?
The Housing and Urban Development agency in Washington just sent down some good news and bad news for our state government. […]
Columns
The business of doing good
A recent headline points out why it wouldn’t be a bad idea to post the Ten Commandments in our schools. […]
Columns
ACLU fights Jesus in Slidell courthouse
For the past ten years, a portrait of Jesus Christ in the Slidell City Court created no controversy. […]