Nine months of stonewalling by Ascension Parish begs the question, “what do parish officials have to hide?” A state court judge has ruled that Ascension Parish improperly withheld non-disclosure agreements (NDAs) entered into by Parish officials with other state officials and Hyundai in connection with proposed heavy industrial development projects planned for West Ascension Parish. […]

The Center for Inquiry (CFI) Office of Public Policy (OPP) is calling on Louisiana residents to contact their state representatives and urge them to vote against two pieces of legislation currently before the House of Representatives: SB 112 is a “release time” bill that would allow students to miss up to five hours from school per week to attend […]

Across Louisiana, small businesses, from digital marketing firms to short-term rental hosts, are working to grow in an economy where national brands often dominate online attention. For many of these homegrown companies, success depends not on massive budgets, but on access to digital tools that help them reach the right customers efficiently. That reality was […]

Dear Editor: After reading the recent Breitbart article about the Most Favored Nation Policy, I’m reminded of one constant: Government control in markets never works. When European countries enacted similar policies in the 1980s, their invention rates plummeted as America overtook them by the early 1990s. Why? The United States’ attractive policies toward innovation and […]