Jeff Landry Nixes $18 Million Grocery Store and More
Last month, we introduced you to one of the stranger stories of the legislative session. An $18 million taxpayer-funded grocery store project run through a nonprofit formed by a convicted fraudster. It had a 76-acre special taxing district attached. And all of this...
Amanda Jones Update: The Case Moves Forward
We recently learned (through the news, believe it or not) that Amanda Jones had been awarded approximately $50,000 in attorney fees in her ongoing defamation suit against Citizens for a New Louisiana. While the headline is sensational, the legal reality is...
BREAKING: Lawsuit Says LSU Hiding $77M Spending Behind Private LLC
The right to direct participation outlined in the Louisiana Constitution is built on a simple principle: taxpayers have the right to know how public bodies and officials are conducting business. That principle becomes meaningless if the government can hand public...
How Louisiana Measures Up on Election Integrity
On July 6, 2026, our friends at the EIN (Election Integrity Network) issued guidelines on what secure election laws should look like in all 50 states. If you want to pick up a copy, it’s available as an 118-page paperback or ebook on Amazon under the title Model...
80,000 Police Cameras and Not One Security Audit
Four years ago, we asked whether the government should build a surveillance dragnet before answering basic questions about privacy, accountability, and oversight. Four years later, independent security researchers are asking a simpler question: Did anyone ever inspect...
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