Louisiana courts first ruled when a president is above the law

These days, it’s hard to find a political controversy on the national stage that does not, in some way, involve Louisiana.

Louisiana State Fair

Every state in the U. S. has a state fair. Within the states, there is an annual county fair. As a 4-H’er, I had the opportunity to attend the State Fair in Shreveport, Louisiana. Aside from visiting the agriculture and animal exhibits, there was ample fun.

Recent Supreme Court decisions will help restore constitutional order

Two recent U. S. Supreme Court cases will help return our national government to the correct constitutional order.

New state climatologist will work under a partnership with GOHSEP and LSU

Governor Landry announced July 3 that Jay Grymes will be the new State Climatologist. Under this new agreement, GOHSEP and LSU have entered into a partnership. Climatologist Jay Grymes will be a GOHSEP employee reporting directly to GOHSEP and Governor Landry.

Johnson argues only Americans should vote in federal elections

At the weekly House Republican Leadership press conference Tuesday Speaker Mike Johnson argued for the swift passage of the Safeguard American Voter Eligibility (SAVE) Act which would prevent noncitizens from voting in federal elections.

Jumping into the black night

During my training to become an airborne jumpmaster in Panama, one of my required jumps was at night flying over the Atlantic coast to the drop zone.Our Special Forces drop zone was carved out of the jungle and was surrounded by Gatun Lake and the old French Canal.

Voting machine changes needed across the country

After former President Donald Trump lost his reelection in 2024, there have been continuous allegations that election fraud has taken place all across the country. So here is the question. Can voting machine computers be hacked? Can the election process be manipulated?

Royal Alexander

From the pen ofom theroWhat I witnessed last week was not what I expected. At the conclusion of the debate I thought, do Democrats who support Pres. Biden actually believe he is capable and competent to be president? That he can actually serve as Commander of Chief?

Sheriff’s Association urges lawmakers to fight back

The National Sheriffs’ Association (NSA) recently endorsed federal legislation designed to strengthen enforcement of our nation’s anti-dogfighting and anti-cockfighting laws and to crack down on related offenses.

Bond Commission approves several State projects

On Thursday June 20, the Louisiana State Bond Commission approved funding for a variety of projects across the state.According to Louisiana State Treasurer John Fleming, M.D., “This funding will address critical needs in parishes throughout our state.