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 […]
New Orleans has always attracted dreamers, hustlers, and opportunists—but in recent years, the city’s real estate market has become a playground for a select few who know how to bend the rules in their favor. While working-class residents struggle to afford rising rents or break into homeownership, a growing class of investors are cashing in […]
On paper, it sounds promising: mixed-use developments, public-private partnerships, promises of affordable housing, jobs, and revitalization. But behind the glossy renderings and developer talking points lies a harsh truth—New Orleans is being systematically repackaged and sold to outside investors while long-standing residents are being priced out, pushed out, and left out of the decision-making process. […]
The Eras Tour rolled into New Orleans like a glitter-covered hurricane, and while Taylor Swift herself only took the stage for three nights, the impact on the city was loud, long, and unmistakable. From record-breaking hotel bookings to late-night singalongs echoing through the French Quarter, Swift didn’t just perform in New Orleans—she shifted its rhythm. […]
Melanie Oubre talks Emerge Louisiana, feminism, and supporting the women who will be the next legislators of Louisiana.
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