Posted by Editor on May 18, 2011B.R. Advocate Letter: The Fallacy of an “Ultraconservative Orthodoxy” in LouisianaKevin Kane: The B.R. Advocate's Lenny Keller has described the Louisiana legislature as ultraconservative [...]Read more
Posted by Jamison Beuerman on May 13, 2011More Louisiana Coastal Jurisdiction = Increased Oil RevenuesAn extended coastline could net the state an extra $342-480 million dollars annually - money currently [...]Read more
Posted by Robert Ross on May 12, 2011Louisiana Next in Line for Arizona Illegal Immigration Bill, and Its ConsequencesArizona’s controversial immigration law is coming to Louisiana, at least if Rep. Ernest Wooton’s (I - [...]Read more
Posted by Fergus Hodgson on May 11, 2011Immigration Status Checks: An Employer Obligation?Illegal immigrants are set to find work with state contractors harder to come by. That is if employers [...]Read more
Posted by Justin Spittler on April 29, 2011Automated Speed Cameras Face State-Wide BanAs Louisiana municipalities struggle to mend their financial straits, New Orleans Mayor Mitch Landrieu [...]Read more
Posted by Robert Ross on April 28, 2011Equal Pay for Women Act Brings Battle of the Sexes to Life in LouisianaRep. Norton has reintroduced the Equal Pay for Women Act, which would give the state power to correct and [...]Read more
Posted by Jamison Beuerman on March 28, 2011Commentary: Cassidy, Fleming, Boustany Sound Off On One Year Anniversary Of ObamaCare’s Passage"Republicans are working to 'replace [Obamacare] with legislation which will expand access to affordable, [...]Read more
Posted by Fergus Hodgson on March 21, 2011New Research: Louisiana Higher Education Plagued by Low Admissions StandardsA new ranking of admissions standards has LSU below all flagship universities in the Deep South. The [...]Read more
Posted by Kevin Mooney on March 21, 2011Voucher Applicants Seek Alternatives to Disruptions of Public SchoolsNew Orleans parents who are dissatisfied with the public school system have options thanks to the voucher [...]Read more