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Meet the Candidates Running for Louisiana’s Public Service Commission
When Louisiana voters go to the polls this May, most of their attention will be fixed on the U.S. Senate [...]
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Your Electric Bill Is on the Ballot in 2026 — Whether You Know It or Not
Here’s a pop quiz for the politically engaged: Who decides how much you pay for electricity? Your [...]
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Louisiana’s Future Depends on Capitalism, Not More Government
Gallup’s latest poll shows that only 54% of Americans now view capitalism positively, the lowest in 15 [...]
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My Dues Paid for WHAT?
On June 14, 2025, Americans across the country took to the streets to exercise their First Amendment [...]
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The 2025 Legislative Session Begins: The Next Chapter in Louisiana’s Comeback Story?
State lawmakers return to Baton Rouge this week to begin the 2025 Regular Session—one that is technically [...]
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Election Day Eve Amendment 2 News Roundup
Tomorrow, Saturday, March 29, is Election Day in Louisiana, and voters will head to the polls to decide [...]
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Commentary: Congressmen Seek To Take Oil And Gas Revenues From Louisiana, Coastal States
If Markey and Holt succeed, coastal states would lose out on approximately $150 billion over the next 60 years.
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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 [...]
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Innovative Budgeting Practices Could Help Clarify Long-Term Infrastructure Costs
Innovative budgeting practices that measure the "life-cycle" of infrastructure projects could save [...]
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