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Analyst: Landry's focus on Mike the Tiger, other issues not taking away from big picture
“He is most certainly not the first Louisiana governor to meddle with LSU,” LAPolitics.com publisher Jeremy Alford said. “We have these iconic photos of Huey Long leading the marching band through the campus.”
WARNING: Texas Residents Warned About Harmful Chemicals Found in 28 Recalled Drinks
HOUSTON, Texas (KPEL News) - The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has issued a recall for several popular sodas, including some Pepsico beverages, due to the presence of harmful chemicals. Residents in several states, including Texas, are being advised to check their pantries. The recall primarily affects root beer and...
Apple’s Shameless Exploit Of Louisiana And Will Smith
Apple Inc. has come under fire, as reports indicate the company meddled with a Louisiana law that may have hurt its profit margins. In 2021 Apple's subsidiary Apple Studios LLC was filming the movie Emancipation, starring Will Smith, in New Orleans after moving the filming location from Georgia due to the Election Integrity Act of 2021, a controversial act that tightened voting regulations in the state.
Bovada is prohibited in 11 U.S. markets and Louisiana is pushing to be the next
On August 6, the Louisiana Gaming Control Board (LGCB) issued a cease-and-desist letter letter to illegal gambling operator, Bovada. The chief Louisiana sports betting regulator is the latest state-level official to try and push Bovada out of the market. At an LGCB meeting on August 15, Chairman Chirs Herbert spoke about what the state has been doing to prohibit Bovada from continuing to operate. Bovada is an illegal gambling operator that is stealing business from legal markets in Louisiana. They’ve accomplished this through mobile applications and websites with online casinos. Louisiana is not the only state that has tried to restrict Bovada’s access. Michigan and Connecticut are two operators who have successfully prohibited Bovada from their respective states. Chris Herbert had this to say.
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