The Alliance for Affordable Energy is urging interested ratepayers to sign up to participate virtually at the quarterly board meeting of MISO- the Midcontinent Independent System Operator – set for Thursday, June 12. MISO controls electric distribution in the region and ordered the May 25th outage event which left 100,000 Louisiana residents without power for […]
As Gov. Jeff Landry continues to fight charges related to ethics violations brought against him in 2023, Louisiana is about to adopt new rules that would make it harder to hold government officials accountable in the future. The Louisiana Legislature passed House Bill 674 last Wednesday, making it harder to bring ethics charges as well […]
As Louisiana’s legislative session nears its final days, a bill that could reshape how young people access healthcare is advancing quietly but urgently. House Bill 400 (HB 400), co-authored by Representatives Emily Chenevert and Dodie Horton, was scheduled for debate in the Senate Health and Welfare Committee on Sunday, June 8. The current status as […]
They say New Orleans is a city rich in culture. That it feeds the soul, and moves to its own rhythm. But what no one says loudly enough is how expensive that rhythm has become, and who’s left paying for it. In 2025, the economic picture in New Orleans is no longer just about gentrification […]
It’s not every day that a former White House chief strategist demands the deportation of a billionaire who once helped bankroll his movement. But here we are. Steve Bannon, the MAGA kingmaker turned podcast flamethrower, told The New York Times he believes Elon Musk is “an illegal alien” and called on Donald Trump to launch […]
In a long-awaited court ruling that will lead to additional transparency and millions for the city’s budget each year, Judge Kern Reese ruled Friday May 23, that the City of New Orleans is now the sole recipient of funds generated by the Wisner Trust. For generations, the Wisner Trust has been used almost as a […]
Federal employees, veterans, and community members will rally outside Congressman Steve Scalise’s Metairie office this Thursday to demand his support for protecting jobs and public services at key federal agencies. The event, organized by Step Up Louisiana in collaboration with the Federal Unionists Network, is part of a growing national campaign urging lawmakers to oppose […]
A coalition of local activist groups is escalating its weekly demonstrations outside the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) Field Office in downtown New Orleans, protesting what they describe as the agency’s role in human rights abuses and political repression both locally and abroad. The rallies, organized by the Nola 4 Palestine coalition, will continue […]
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 […]
Louisiana law enforcement agencies may soon be carrying out duties usually reserved for federal U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforement (ICE) agents. On Thursday, Louisiana Republican Governor Jeff Landry issued an executive order launching “Operation GEAUX,” directing state law enforcement agencies to “explore, and where appropriate, enter into” agreements with the Department of Homeland Security under […]
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