Abortion activists want abortion viewed as a medical procedure, which it is, but provide it with special exceptions.
The case June Medical Services v. Gee proves this point, which challenges a Louisiana law that requires abortion centers to have admitting privileges at a nearby hospital.
Decades before wild-haired Bernie Sanders, there was Louisiana Democratic Gov. Huey Long. He served as the state’s 40th governor from 1928 to 1932.
Long was a tyrant and dictator. A hypocrite who lectured others, but filled his pocketbook.
He also ruined lives if you betrayed or didn’t show loyalty to him. Even if...
An arrest has been made in the gruesome murder of 75-year-old civil rights activist, Sadie Roberts-Joseph. She was found dead in the trunk of her car last week.
Roberts-Joseph founded an African American history museum in Louisiana.
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This is the exactly correct position for a university to hold on free speech.
Campus Reform reports:
UL Lafayette admits it shouldn’t ‘shield’ students from ‘offensive’ ideas
The University of Louisiana at Lafayette recently changed its campus free speech policy, preventing the school from regulating students who use speech protected by the First Amendment...
Who could have predicted such a thing? Aren’t you shocked?
George Leef writes at National Review:
One State Has Already Tried ‘Free College’ with Predictably Bad Results
Wouldn’t it be great if everyone went to college, got real smart, and made lots of money? That would give a state a tremendous boost, right?
Like all...
An acquittal in a murder case out of Louisiana provides a real-time illustration of the difference between the application of what I refer to as “hard” Stand-Your-Ground provisions versus “soft” Stand-Your-Ground provisions. (Details here are as reported by The Advocate and other news sources.)
The facts of the case involve a bare-handed...
Another one bites the dust. I blogged last week that the National Organization for Women (NOW) decided not to donate to the Women’s March anymore due to the anti-Semitic and racism attitudes of those who lead the organization.
NOW’s Baton Rouge chapter announced on Saturday that it will cancel the planned Women’s...
Protesters are still on the Hill to accost Republican senators over the confirmation of Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh.
Regular protester Alethea Torrellas Shapiro regularly uses her children when she confronts senators and Sen. Bill Cassidy (R-LA) was no different.
Except for his response:
Protester demands that GOP Senator @BillCassidy "apologize to my children...
Thursday, New York authorities arrested a man accused of leaving threatening voice messages for Rep. Steve Scalise.
According to The Times-Picayune, the voice message said, “We are going to feed them lead. Make no mistake you will pay.”
Louisiana Governor John Bel Edwards (D) signed into law a bill banning abortion after 15-weeks.
The Washington Free Beacon reports:
Louisiana Gov. John Bel Edwards—one of the South’s lone Democrats left in statewide office—is facing a backlash from state and...
During a math discussion, a student being helped by another student with a math problem was told the square root symbol he’d drawn looked like a sketch of a pistol. (NARRATOR: But it was not a pistol). It was a principal square root symbol.
One of the students then popped off...
We have seen this movie before, particularly on campuses.
Anti-Israel activists from the Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions (BDS) movement have a Plan A – to get a student council, company, university, faculty group, artist or government entity to adopt the BDS economic, cultural and academic boycott of Israel. Sometimes that works, but...
The Obama era tradition of bureaucratic overreach is alive and well in the Fish and Wildlife Service. Using an endangered frog, the Fish and Wildlife Service is attempting to dictate how private landowners use their land.
A disabled Navy veteran has refused to receive an honor from the New Orleans Saints due to some players taking a knee during the national anthem. From NOLA.com:
Retired Navy Cmdr. John Wells, executive director of the national Military Veterans Advocacy, was named a Peoples Health Champion, an award given by the...
The right of the private citizenry to make a public record request has, at least until recently, required local and federal governments to maintain a certain level of transparency. But a disturbing new trend has private citizens and even journalists flummoxed.
In Louisiana, Michigan, Kentucky, and Oregon, individuals requesting public records...
If you hadn’t heard of them before Hurricane Harvey, you certainly have now — the Cajun Navy as they call themselves, is a band of rugged Louisiana outdoorsman (and women) who load up their boats and caravan into flooded areas, performing rescues.
They’ve been a tremendous asset in rescuing folks flooded...
Our friends in Louisiana alerted us to a nationwide blood drive being held for Rep. Steve Scalise who was shot Wednesday while practicing for the Congressional baseball game. Rep. Scalise remains in critical condition and has received several blood transfusions.
A New Orleans chapter of Knights of Columbus has organized a...
