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Transport in America is having a crisis moment. You can see it in the headlines — from the debacle at Boeing, through to the collapse of Baltimore’s Francis Scott Key bridge, to the fact that the …

Azalea blooms have been bountiful this spring. Quite a difference from last year when the late March freeze killed most of the blooms. These vibrant and showy shrubs that grace our gardens each …

We’re in an era of growing hyper-polarization among America’s citizenry, and in the midst of what’s likely to be one of the nastiest political seasons in American history, if not the …

On April 1, California’s new law setting minimum wages for fast-food workers goes into effect. It’s a bewildering measure in several respects and, to put it charitably, its rollout hasn’t gone …

Tomatoes and blossom end rot – a word combination every tomato sandwich connoisseur fears more than running out of mayonnaise. It is a common issue in backyard tomatoes every year, appearing as a …

Growing up, Dr. Justin Brown thought his career path would lead him to become a union carpenter in New York City, but when he was 14 years old, his father passed away following a battle with colon …

Fostering a safe online environment for kids and teens should be a paramount concern for families, educators, and society at large. However – despite the President's State of the Union call to …

Maybe you’ve noticed the white bell-shaped flowers in bloom on your neighbor’s blueberry bushes or in the plants at nurseries. I noticed blueberries starting to bloom at least two to three weeks …

The standard line about Social Security leads voters to believe that even if Congress does nothing, the system will continue to pay scheduled benefits for nearly another decade. That is roughly the …

The 2024 presidential election has grabbed most of the headlines recently, but the U.S. Senate races are taking shape under the radar. Here is a preview of the 10 most likely to flip. West …

Homeowners new to gardening often ask for recommendations on growing fruit at home. Usually, they are either asking about citrus varieties and/or apple or peach varieties. While many citrus varieties …

Wars can clarify, and wars can confuse. The conventional wisdom about the Six-Day War in 1967 holds that Israel swiftly crushed the wave of Arab nationalism that was sweeping the Middle East and …

The Biden administration recently released a radical proposal that – if finalized – would decimate American innovation across the most important areas of technology. The proposal would alter …

Clark Robertson: "In like a lion..."

Flipping the calendar over to March traditionally signals the beginning of spring for gardeners in South Louisiana. By the first of March we are seeing trees budding and even a few azaleas starting …

In today’s housing market, ‘to each, their own’ is rarely used to describe current homebuyers. The more typical homebuying experience is ‘you get what you get and you don’t throw a fit.’ …

As far-left progressives seek to fundamentally change America, including how we vote, their controversial and confusing voting scheme known as ranked-choice voting raises concerns about its impact on …

Is the cost of college still worth the price? According to the Education Data Initiative, the average student loan debt in the United States currently totals $37,338. The average student borrows …

Clark Robertson: Leaping for lawns

Do you battle stickers and crabgrass in your lawn each spring? Have you ever wondered about weed and feed products? These are two of the most common lawn topics people ask me about every year. …

Louisiana's public defender system is failing our criminal justice system. Overworked, understaffed and fragmented across 42 districts, the current structure leaves countless individuals facing …

As the days grow longer and the sun warms the earth, gardeners across South Louisiana are eager to plant. Mid-March is typically the recommend earliest date for planting a spring garden in South …

Back in 1990, when I first became involved in pain research, there was considerable optimism that new technologies would improve our understanding of pain mechanisms. Scanning technologies, such as …

The federal holiday we call Presidents Day, celebrated this year on Feb. 19, doesn't technically exist. It is officially George Washington’s birthday and has been a federal holiday since 1879, …

Clark Robertson: Rosey conditions

How are your roses? Is everything rosy? Is everything coming up roses? Does it smell like a rose garden? Did you give to or get roses from your sweetheart this Valentine’s Day? I don’t know of …

Nikki Haley makes no apologies for hurting Donald Trump. “I’m weakening Trump because of who Trump is,” she said in an interview here earlier this week. “Telling the truth in a primary is …

The same week Joe Biden publicly confused two European leaders with their deceased predecessors and passed on the traditional softball Super Bowl Sunday interview, a new report from Special Counsel …

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