Louisiana delegation must stand up for Ukraine
(Column by Quin Hillyer, Feb. 24) Eleven years to the week after Russian forces moved to steal Crimea from Ukraine, three years to the day after Russia began its murderous […]
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Radioactive gypsum: The right conservative response
(Column by Quin Hillyer, Feb. 23 in print) Even conservatives should recognize that the federal government, in certain circumstances, has an important role in basic scientific research. When millions and […]
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Editorial: Warnings on making flotsam of gypsum
(Official editorial of the Advocate/Times-Picayune, Feb. 20) Significant public concern should attend the news that state regulators are allowing Mosaic Fertilizer in St. James Parish to expand its already-massive mound of slightly radioactive […]
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Andy McCarthy: AG Bondi is dangerously out of line
(Column by conservative legal expert Andy McCarthy, often a defender of Donald Trump’s legal positions, in National Review, Feb. 22) This is the fifth of seven posts on Attorney General […]
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Matt Lewis: Conservatism has been defeated by Trump
(a column by longtime conservative Matt K. Lewis in The Hill, Feb. 19) Conservatism is the revered philosophy of the rule of law, limited government, personal responsibility, moral clarity, fiscal […]
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New Orleans should not be a ‘sanctuary city’
( Feb. 16) By practicing “sanctuary city” policies, or close approximations thereof, Orleans Parish District Attorney Jason Williams and other area officials are playing a foolish and dangerous game. On […]
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Gov. Landry chooses barbarity in death-by-nitrogen
(Official editorial of the Advocate/Times-Picayune, Feb. 16) It is with deep sadness and a sense of disgust we see that after decades Louisiana will restart executions of its death row […]
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Hillyer and Grace: On Bill Cassidy, Agonistes
(Feb. 13) Louisiana U.S. Sen. Bill Cassidy faced the hardest — and most closely watched — decision of his political life over whether to support Robert F. Kennedy Jr., President Donald Trump’s highly controversial nominee […]
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Armstrong, Bechet, and Cake-Walking: 100-year anniversary
(February 8) To all you wonderful Super Bowl visitors, a word to the wise: If you leave this city with memories only of football and booze, without a fuller appreciation of […]
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Bill Cassidy hurt the country and hurt his own brand, too
(February 5) In voting for President Donald Trump’s most outlandish executive branch nominees, U.S. Sen. Bill Cassidy of Louisiana blew it. For the electorally pressured Cassidy, R-Baton Rouge, doing the […]
