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Louisiana Listed Among Potential “Judicial Hellholes” Beset with Excessive Litigation
Louisiana made the cut this year on an exclusive list, but this is not good news for business owners and [...]
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Louisiana Residents Invited to Vote on the Most Outrageous Lawsuit of the Year
Concerned citizens are invited to visit the Louisiana Lawsuit Abuse Watch (LLAW) group online where they [...]
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ACORN’s Project Vote Affiliate Uses Consent Agreements to Block Vote Fraud Investigations, Former Employee Says
ACORN’s Project Vote affiliate is working in partnership with other left-wing groups to pressure state [...]
Read moreObama Justice Department Accused of Ignoring Law Against Fraudulent Voting
President Obama’s Justice Department is “philosophically opposed” to enforcing a federal law that calls [...]
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Alford Becomes Contributor to The Pelican Post
Jeremy Alford, an award-winning freelance journalist, will begin contributing investigative reports this [...]
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UNO Study Extols Benefits Of Broadband Access For Regional Economy
Despite the notable growth of broadband access and wireless technology in Louisiana, there remains vast [...]
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Wall Street Journal Declares 2011 The “Year Of School Choice”
Over the span of this year, thirteen states, including Louisiana, have passed school choice legislation, [...]
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Guest Commentary: Elections matter – GOP redistricting grand slam in offing?
Soon Louisiana redistricting will reveal the state's power players, and they will work to the advantage [...]
Read moreGuest Commentary: Louisiana Redistricting Plan Should Clear, Unless Politics Interfere
LSU-Shreveport political science professor, Jeffrey Sadow, explains the confusing and blurred constraints [...]
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