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The televised meeting between President Trump, Vice President J.D. Vance, and President Zelenskyy has ignited a media firestorm, deepening an already toxic political divide.

Colleges and universities were once heralded as places of intellectual exploration, where diverse perspectives could challenge and sharpen young minds. Today, however, many conservative students find themselves isolated, fearful that their beliefs will not only be rejected but will make them targets of scorn.

When asked on camera by the Fox News team whether he planned on running for president in 2028, it was met with

President Trump's hit slogan, "Make America Great Again," or MAGA as it is often shortened, evokes tremendous emotion. Some say it with great pride, some with indifference, and some with disgust and a hint of nausea.

I have owned and operated a couple of successful companies in the blue-collar field for several years, and one thing I've noticed over the last three years of business operation is the amount of undercutting going on.

As AI technology becomes more widely available and advances alongside a rapidly expanding population, the media world has no choice but to incorporate the new and advancing tool into the everyday life of a media employee.

Former president Donald Trump scored not just a victory but a blowout victory over Vice President Harris in what is considered an upset for the century.

Louisiana schools are not getting away from hurricanes anytime soon. So, why is it that every time a cat 3 comes barreling down our street we completely forget how to operate?

Popularity contests, sound bite competitions, clout battles, smear campaigns - these are just a few phrases that describe presidential debates as we know it better than the title "Presidential Debate."

In the American political landscape, the term "witch hunt" has become all too familiar. It is often used to describe investigations perceived as unfairly targeting individuals for political reasons rather than the genuine pursuit of justice.

Former President Donald Trump found guilty on all 34 charges.

There is much contention about the topic of Education Savings Accounts (ESAs), which has been getting around the public sphere more and more. There is a significant argument for their benefit and an equally significant argument for their detriment.

The Senate read the contentious bill regarding ESAs. After being returned to the calendar several times it was voted on and passed by a vote of 24 yeas to 15 nays.

The natural landscapes of Washington Parish, dotted with rolling hills and tall pines, have a unique charm that drew John Wyble to this community over three decades ago.

In a vote of 75 Yeas to 27 Nays, the Louisiana House of  Representatives has passed widely debated House Bill 800 put forth by Chairman Beau Beaullieu.

Around noon, approximately 100 pro Palestine demonstrators gathered at LSU's Patrick F. Taylor Engineering building, with counter protesters slowly trickling in.

Representative Nicholas Muscarello of Hammond, Louisiana, was immersed in politics from a young age. His father's role as a city councilman provided him with an early introduction to the political sphere, laying the groundwork for his lifelong involvement.

Reagan would champion the cause of American exceptionalism to his dying breath, saying our story is of a “divine plan” and that our people contain an “abiding love of freedom and a special kind of courage.”

More Louisiana legislators show praise to Governor Jeff Landry as he travels to Texas to show support for respective Governor Greg Abbott.

Gov. Jeff Landry (R) has left for the Texas border to see the immigration issue Governor Greg Abbott (R) and the citizens are dealing with.

Newly elected House Speaker Mike Johnson has only been in office for a little over one month after the historic ousting of previous Speaker Kevin McCarthy. Before becoming the House Speaker, Johnson had never managed to raise more than $1.3 million for any campaign which led many experts to question his ability to lead the House GOP caucus.

Recently, newly elected House Speaker Mike Johnson published a foreword of the book The Revivalist Manifesto written by local Louisiana political blogger Scott McKay as well as promoting the book on his social media platforms and his podcast.

A Louisiana state panel approved an $80 million dollar tax break for a Japanese based company to construct a new facility that manufactures chemical solvents for electric vehicle batteries.

A $106 billion dollar aid package was proposed to support the war efforts of Israel in the Middle East and Ukraine in Eastern Europe. However, Louisiana Senator Bill Cassidy announced that he, along with several other Republican members, will not vote to support the package unless President Biden’s administration agrees to modify certain policies to better secure the U.S. southern border.

A recent poll conducted by the SQL Server Reporting Service (SSRS) shows that nearly two-thirds of U.S. citizens are concerned about the threat of climate change in their communities. More than half are worried about the impact of recent extreme weather in the form of record high temperatures, devastating storms and severe drought.

Richard Nelson, former candidate for Governor, has been appointed Secretary to the Department of Revenue by Governor-Elect Jeff Landry. While I believe this is a good choice, as Nelson and those on his campaign are great guys to plug in anywhere, it is demonstrative of a problem Louisiana politics has suffered with for a long time. Cronyism.

Former candidate for Governor, Richard Nelson, has been appointed by Governor Elect Jeff Landry to hold the position of Secretary for the Department of Revenue.

Rolling in a series of new staffers, it seems the Landry administration has found the new Commissioner of Administration. The Louisiana Division of Administration's website goes into some detail regarding what the role consists of.

Phillip DeVillier, 47, is a Republican member of the Louisiana House of Representatives. DeVillier was just voted in as the new Speaker with the full support of Landry’s administration as well as his fellow candidates - something that hasn’t happened in over a decade in the state of Louisiana. So who exactly is Phillip DeVillier?

With an incredible 100% support, Phillip DeVillier, member of the Louisiana house of representative, has been elected into the speaker of the house position with 100% support.

In a recent press conference, Landry announced that his administration would likely be taking a step back and taking priorities off of Louisiana’s carbon neutral mission for the foreseeable future.

Provisions for the gubernatorial inauguration began today on the front steps of the Louisiana State Capitol building. Jeff Landry’s security team along with the justice department are working overtime to ensure a safe ceremony for the governor-elect.

Last week, governor-elect Jeff Landry selected former Trump administration employee Aurelia Skipwith Giacometto as the new secretary for the Louisiana Department of Environmental Quality.

According to reports, Pomes was able to secure 55% of the votes, defeating his strongest competitor for the role, Republican and former hospital executive Wayne Landry. Pomes will replace current Parish President Guy McInnis, who was term limited after serving
two terms as president.

As the runoff election held on November 18th has passed, Louisiana citizens were given the opportunity to vote their favorite politicians into elected roles. In addition to this, voters also took to the ballots to cast their votes on four constitutional amendments which were proposed earlier this year.

Liz Murrill has won by a vote of 66.4% - 33.6%.

John Fleming has won by a vote of 65.4% - 34.6%.

Nancy Landry has won by a vote of 66.8% - 33.2%.

On Tuesday evening, a federal appeals court ordered the Biden administration to hold a massive offshore oil and gas lease sale without eco restrictions. The 5th Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that the Department of the Interiors Bureau of Ocean Energy Management (BOEM) would have to proceed with Lease Sale 261

In Louisiana, a federal appeals court found that a revised state congressional map had violated the Voting Rights Act of 1965 - diminishing the influence of Black voters within the state. State legislators were ordered to complete a new map reconfiguring the voting districts no later than January 15th.

This year, Louisiana - along with much of the Gulf Coast - experienced a record breaking drought which fueled unprecedented wildfires and a devastating saltwater
intrusion into the Mississippi River which contaminated drinking supplies.

After gaining support from five other leading GOP speaker candidates, State Representative Phillip DeVillier is on his way to take the position as the next speaker of the Louisiana House. DeVillier will lead the House effort pushing many issues favored by conservative governor-elect Jeff Landry to the forefront as he takes office in January of next year.

Several months ago, governor-elect Jeff Landry initiated an investigation into the proposed selling of Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Louisiana. According to reports, Landry requested that the sale be delayed, resulting in Blue Cross to temporarily halt its initial plan to sell Elevance Health of Indiana.

On Friday, a three-judge panel of the 5th Circuit Court of Appeals unanimously decided that Louisiana Legislature would be given one final chance to decide whether or not to make alterations to its congressional district map.

Less than 2 months before the end of his governance, John Bel Edwards announced in a press conference outside of the Woman’s Hospital that Louisiana would be joining 32 other states in the U.S. who offer paid parental leave to employees.

Governor-elect Jeff Landry has made heads turn as he elected a transition committee dedicated entirely to the city of New Orleans.

Is having a capitol building painted red a good thing for Louisiana Well obviously, if you are not a republican, then the obvious answer for you is no. But if you like lower taxes, fewer state expenditures, and guns...well boy are you in luck.