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More Public Safety or More Public Money?
In a shocking move, Sheriff Mark Garver refused to book a murder suspect into the Lafayette Parish Jail. Is this about protecting the public or padding his budget?

Exposed! Louisiana DEI Spending Addiction
Louisiana schools have reported over $9.3 million in DEI spending, but where is the money going? A new Louisiana Department of Education report reveals how districts are funding Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion programs—with some spending millions. Read the breakdown now.

Louisiana’s New Closed Primaries System Begins In 2026
In 2026, Louisiana will abandon its jungle primary system in favor of closed primaries. What does this mean for voters, candidates, and the upcoming race for the US Senate?

How Republican Infighting is Undermining Conservative Values
Fake texts, dirty tricks, and deception abound as ‘Woke Right’ Republicans start adopting Leftist Democrat tactics. Get caught up on our exclusive investigation revealing a troubling pattern and how these deceitful tactics are ultimately backfiring.

OP-ED: We Don’t Have Meaningful Representation
Understand the significance of meaningful representation and its impact on voters in Louisiana’s Congressional Districts. Jump into a deep philosophical discussion of what ‘representation’ means Robert Broussard

LSU: Do We Have a Problem?
Join Rep. Chuck Owen as he reveals insights about LSU that could change how we view higher education in Louisiana.

LA Dept. of Health Studies Fail to Disprove Vaccine-Autism Link
Delve into the autism link: Learn about key comments by Senator Cassidy and a new study that may change vaccine conversations forever.

Federal Appeals Court Throws Out St. Tammany Library Cuckoos
A Fifth Circuit ruling has dismissed a lawsuit from the St. Tammany Parish Library cuckoos. The court found that the plaintiffs’ case was never about constitutional rights but about regaining political influence. What does this mean for the future of library policies?

Fake Texts, Stolen Signs, and Louisiana’s Troubling Political Tactics
A wave of fake political texts, stolen campaign signs, and election interference allegations have rocked Senate District 23. Who’s behind it, and what does the law say? This investigation uncovers troubling tactics that could impact future elections.

Penalty Flag: Fake Political Texts Raise Legal Questions in Senate 23
Deceptive texts falsely claimed an endorsement by a defunct group in Senate District 23. Voter manipulation tactics raise serious legal questions. Who’s behind the fake messages?