Opinion
(The Spectacle Podcast) Should The Federal Government Pay For College Degrees That Don’t Pay Enough?
The Department of Education recently implemented a new rule that bars college students from receiving federal loans for degrees that project low-earning incomes. The Spectacle Podcast hosts Melissa ...
Anyone who watched that spectacular SpaceX launch earlier this week and still claims that capitalism is failing is just jealous of the success of their fellow citizens or is ignorant as to how free ...
Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Jamie Davis is urging a halt to new data center construction in Louisiana, worrying that too little is known about the water consumption needed to cool the massive ...
You see, the Cold War didn’t fully end. It was imported into American schools, workforces, and media. So, paradoxically, the ...
The Trump administration’s proposed changes to the 2030 U.S. census, to cease counting illegal immigrants, could boost congressional seats and electoral votes for battleground states such as ...
Louisiana is on a hot streak right now. After securing more than $110 billion in new capital investments in less than three ...
War Secretary Pete Hegseth’s presentation yesterday at Quantico, discussing the changes the military is making to its warfighting capabilities, procurement and other things, was something to see. But ...
A bill meant to prevent American communities from shouldering rising energy costs caused by data centers has died in the U.S. Senate. The Ratepayer Protection Act, which nearly unanimously passed the ...
Legendary 49ers coach Bill Walsh once said quarterback is the most difficult position to evaluate, and a half century of drafts since then indicate the inventor of the West Coast offense probably knew ...
Louisiana, Alabama and Arkansas have filed a lawsuit against California, New York and Massachusetts, alleging those states are helping abortion providers send abortion-inducing drugs into states where ...
In the demanding world of military procurement, there is an unyielding rule known as the iron triangle of acquisition. This ...
The Ratepayer Protection Act, which passed the House 417-3 two weeks ago, failed to advance in the Senate Wednesday. The procedural vote was 57-43, short of the 60 votes needed. House Speaker Mike ...
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