Louisiana
44 pieces tagged “Louisiana”, newest first.
Cassidy Gets Clobbered
Louisiana’s two-term Republican senator and Trump impeachment proponent faced his state’s primary voters on Saturday, and it wasn’t pretty.
Supreme Court Blocks Racially Segregated Gerrymandering
In a blockbuster 6-3 ruling, the justices said that the Voting Rights Act does not, in fact, require separate but equal congressional districts for minorities.
Dems Still Want Segregation Via Gerrymandering
A Supreme Court case highlights the fact that Democrats still effectively demand “separate but equal” policies in the form of majority-minority congressional districts.
What’s in a Gerrymander?
In a Louisiana redistricting case, the Supreme Court tries to divine the difference between political gerrymanders and racial ones.
When a Nation Abandons the Ten Commandments
Louisiana’s new law reignites a critical debate about the foundation of Western Civilization.
Gender Wars: The Activists Strike Back
Red states are just as vulnerable to gender-mutilation activists as blue ones.
Good Start — Now Let’s Ban Porn Entirely
Louisiana has enacted a law that requires ID to view Internet porn, and other states are taking its cue.
Will Roberts Reverse on Abortion Laws?
The chief justice looks to be siding with a precedent set by a more liberal SCOTUS.
For Roberts, Precedent and Perception Rule
The chief justice joined the left wing in blocking an abortion law, reversing his own previous position.
Louisiana Affirms: Blue Lives Matter
Assaulting a Louisiana police officer will be a hate crime.
Church Slapped With Criminal Summons Over Worship Service ‘Noise’
“Silent Night” has new meaning for a Louisiana church after they were issued criminal sanctions because their worship services exceeded 60 decibels — which is about the same noise level of a dishwasher. The executive pastor of Vintage Church was issued a criminal summons and the rest of the staff was threatened with “physical arrest” if they used any microphones or amplified sound in their worship services, according to a lawsuit filed by Liberty Institute.
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