Editorial

The looming threat to our homeland

After the successful completion of “Operation Midnight Hammer,” in which 125 U.S. military aircraft bombed three Iranian nuclear enrichment facilities, the threat to our homeland has never been greater.

The Trump Years: Golden escalator to golden age

Ten years ago, on June 16, 2015, internationally famous reality TV star and real estate mogul Donald Trump officially declared his candidacy for President of the United States.

ABC: Amazingly Biased Correspondents

Thankfully, in recent years, Americans have been leaving the three legacy broadcast networks, ABC, CBS, and NBC, and finding their news on other outlets.

Democrats fixate on Trump, but ignore the voters

In a CNN interview on Sunday, House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-NY) boasted that the Democrats “will take back control of the House of Representatives” in the 2026 midterm election. History shows that his prediction is likely to occur.

Rubio to the rescue

The first four months of President Donald Trump’s second term has been a whirlwind of historic progress. From his executive actions to his reciprocal tariffs to his determination to bring peace to the world, President Trump has acted quickly to implement the Make America Great Again (MAGA) agenda.

In her own words

(Editor’s Note: Carissa Hebert wrote this column during the week of the Louisiana Cotton Festival back in 2021, and it is a wonderful reminder of the what the festival means to the local area. We thought it would be fitting to reprint it at this time as we mourn Carissa’s loss.) “It’s Cotton time.

NOLA prison break is a product of progressivism

New Orleans is the “City that Care Forgot,” the home of the Mardi Gras, Bourbon Street, and the world-famous French Quarter.

The Marks Post: Habemus Papam

“Peace be with you!” These words from the Resurrected Jesus to His apostles in the upper room on the first day of the week were the first words spoken by our newly elected pontiff of the Catholic Church. He’s an American from Chicago and a Republican.

The Marks Post: Eights are wild

Are you a zipper and a zapper? “Zipping” and “zapping” are terms that describe most people’s television viewing habits. Or, rather, they did before the streaming services took over.

Time to retire

What’s the saying? All good things must come to an end? We experience a number of “lasts.” In the secular world, I recall The Last Picture Show, the Last of the Mohicans, The Last Samurai. In the religious world, Christianity says there are four last things: death, judgment, heaven and hell.