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Deja Vu? New Orleans Mayor Latoya Cantrell declared a state of emergency that somewhat mirrors the declaration of Champaign, Illinois. It allows her to “suspend or limit the sale of [...]

LtGen Charles Pitman was the Marine Corps Deputy Chief of Staff of Aviation at his retirement in 1990. He passed away on February 13 at the age of 84. He spent nearly 40 years in the Corps, but [...]

New Orleans – Peyton Lofton is a chapter leader for Turning Point USA (TPUSA) and a member of Young Americans for Liberty (YAL) at Tulane University in Louisiana. Someone on an anti-YAL [...]

LaPlace, Louisiana – Sometime before 11:30 p.m. on August 7, an illegal alien named Juan Carlos Ramos allegedly entered a home on Augustin Lane and viciously hacked a man with a machete. US [...]

In New Orleans on Saturday night, two gunmen walked up to a crowd near a strip mall about 3 miles from the French Quarter and opened fire. Both were wearing hoodies, one had a shotgun, and one a [...]

New Orleans, Louisiana — Waffle House is officially a “gun free zone.” In fact, they have in the past fired an employee who shot at a robber, as we previously reported. But on [...]

HK Edgerton is a Black Southerner whose forefathers fought with the Confederacy. Over the years he has “posted” the Confederate flag at monuments all over the South- some of which [...]

How incensed were we when ISIS took chisels, jackhammers, and dynamite to the monuments in Palmyra, Syria? The Lion Statue of Al-Lat, the Bamiyan Buddha, The Winged Assyrian Horses, the Gate of [...]

The city of New Orleans, Louisiana used the dead of night to start removing the first of 4 Confederate Monuments that they wanted to erase from our memories. The first to go was a memorial to [...]

A 25 year-old male is in custody after he crashed his truck into the crowd at the Endymion Parade in New Orleans. Twenty-eight people were injured, 5 of them critically. They were transported in [...]