Editor’s Note: URGENT: Take Action Now — Senate Bill 154 has passed both chambers of the Louisiana Legislature and is now on Governor Jeff Landry’s desk. If signed, this law will criminalize kratom and turn 325,000 Louisianans into felons by August 1. The American Kratom Association is urging residents to sign the petition and contact […]
This article has been republished from Survivors of Childhood Sex Abuse (SCSA). There is a special Lady, and her name is the Church. She is the Bride of Jesus. Peter denied Jesus three times, yet Jesus trusted Peter with his Bride, and man has been raping Her, and Her children, ever since. The man? The […]
Editor’s note: Kratom is about to be banned if advocates don’t act now. It’s Big Easy Magazine’s position that a ban will cause much more harm than good. We encourage advocates to make their voices heard. Please email your story via the following site: https://www.protectkratom.org/louisiana Buried deep beneath the avalanche of legislative chaos at the […]
On Wednesday, May 7, 2025, reports confirmed that former Louisiana Governor John Bel Edwards is actively considering a run for the U.S. Senate in 2026. According to KNOE News, Edwards has spoken with Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer and the New York Times about the possibility of challenging Republican Senator Bill Cassidy. He reportedly told […]
It’s been five years since the Archdiocese of New Orleans crawled under the sanctuary of Chapter 11 bankruptcy; five years of delays, deceit, and deliberate cruelty. What was billed as a path toward healing has metastasized into a courtroom circus, orchestrated by cowards in cassocks and rubber-stamped by a judiciary more interested in preserving collars […]
Once again, kratom ban in Louisiana lawmakers are trying to legislate fear instead of facts. Senate Bill 154 would outlaw kratom entirely — a plant that thousands across the state rely on for relief, recovery, and resilience. It’s a move that speaks more to political performance and social control than public health. Let’s get this […]
The Super Bowl returned to New Orleans this year. It should’ve been a moment of pride for the city and a chance for Saints leadership—on and off the field—to step up and represent. But with talks of Derek Carr retirement looming, our quarterback was nowhere to be found. He didn’t appear at community events. He […]
You’re not imagining it. New Orleans feels different — and not always in a good way. Sometimes it happens slowly. Other times, all at once. But every time you look down at your phone, a piece of New Orleans culture is gone Gone: The corner store with the $3 po’ boy Now it’s a wine […]
Every time someone points at New Orleans and says, “See? Another murder. Another carjacking,” they ignore the reality: the conditions behind New Orleans crime in cities like ours weren’t random—they were built, layer by layer, over decades. From government-backed redlining to the hollowing out of urban communities through white flight, and the devastating rise of […]
We’re watching something sacred slowly fall apart. This isn’t a coup with tanks in the streets—it’s something far more dangerous—a threat to democracy driven by disinformation, distrust, and the daily erosion of truth. When we allow our media ecosystem to be infiltrated by garbage—by conspiracy theories disguised as journalism, propaganda masquerading as opinion, and clickbait […]
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