The Supreme Court of the United States voted on Tuesday, Jan. 22 to allow President Donald Trump’s transgender military ban to take effect, sending shock waves through the LGBT community.
The 5-4...
California residents looking to rebuild after recent wildfires destroyed homes along the United States' western coast may be at odds with statements made earlier this month by President Donald Trump.
On...
Despite national efforts to create awareness and curb the problem, the opioid crisis facing everyday Americans continues to worsen.
A new report from the National Safety Council shows Americans are...
In honor of Martin Luther King Jr. Day, the University of New Orleans hosted area universities Jan. 21 for a community-wide day of service.
Students from Tulane, Loyola and Dillard universities shuffled...
Gillette’s new advertisement has left its consumer base divided, and some local experts are saying its too soon to tell whether the commercial was a good move or if it will leave the company burned....
Although 2019 has only been in swing for several weeks, the new year has acted as a catalyst for Democrats across the country looking to the 2020 presidential elections with hope.
For months, names...
An extra $1.25 an hour may not seem like a lot, but for a college student working 40 hours a week to pay the bills, it adds up.
That’s what an average week looks like for Cecil Johnson, a theatre...
Sleek, silent and easily disguised as a USB drive, the JUUL, a common e-cigarette, has taken young adults by storm since it surged to popularity in 2017. But for those JUUL users with a sweet tooth, flavor...
It's the season of giving and one New Orleans resident decided to celebrate the holidays early by paying off layways at a local Walmart. The Walmart store on Tchopitoulas St. was greeted with an anonymous...
In 2018, New Orleans celebrated its 300 anniversary. The city was founded in spring of 1718 and named after Philippe II, Duke of Orleans in France.
New Orleans has seen many changes in its early days...
Though many people walk through the Audubon Park and Zoo, few may know that it was once the host of a world's fair called the World Cotton Centennial in 1884.
The fair was hosted with the intentions...
It was a speedy trial on Nov. 27 as the highest court in the United States discussed that a portion of the land that once housed the endangered Dusky Gopher Frog.
The Dusky Gopher Frog, also known as...
