I don’t have to forgive Whoopi Goldberg
I really hate the phrase “it’s a teachable moment.”
I really hate the phrase “it’s a teachable moment.”
There’s a lot of wrangling, wheeling and dealing going on down at the state capital in Baton Rouge. State legislators are presently meeting in a special session to redraw the districts they represent.
Today our political and cultural leaders seem to be spending a lot of time playing in the “Metaverse”, which is a mystical place defined in the dictionary as “a highly immersive virtual world where people gather to socialize, play and work.”
You think insurance policyholders in Louisiana face huge insurance requirements?
I dare you to Google news about Valentine’s Day.
Faster than you can say “Romeo and Juliet,” you’ll be inundated with results for “romantic getaways.”
Remnants of the Schell canal, “a great irrigating canal” that would pump water from Bayou Courtableau and send it into south Louisiana rice fields can still be seen near Washington in St. Landry Parish. It was the dream of J.
Exactly 10 years ago, the Supreme Court was presented with a case involving affirmative action. The majority rejected a policy employed by the University of Texas which allowed it to consider race as one factor in its admissions decisions.
The 2020 presidential election, and the intense debate that has continued for more than year after its conclusion, have invariably led to new proposals to affect future national elections.
The other day, I went to a movie, and the experience moved me to tears.
Now let’s see. It’s been almost two years since the Louisiana legislature passed legislation taking away certain legal rights of Louisiana insurance policyholders. But it will be worth it said many legislators and the insurance commissioner. We we