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- Sep 24, 2026
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Faimon Roberts: A Trump-Hollywood alliance would be good for Louisiana. Here’s why. (opens the original)
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It wasnât a sign of the end of the world, but one could be forgiven for thinking it might be: President Donald Trump and liberal California Sen. Adam Schiff finding common ground. In fact, it could be a very good sign for Louisiana. Let me explain. Late last month, the president took to Truth Social to throw his support behind a federal film tax credit program. The first post, on Aug. 31, came after he had a conversation with actor Jon Voight. âJon, and many others in the Industry, are sugge
Faimon Roberts: With mass shootings more frequent, clergy must balance sanctuary and security (opens the original)
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In what now feels like a lifetime ago, I studied to become a Protestant pastor. The curriculum, as you might expect, included theology, Greek, Hebrew, Bible study and pastoral ministry courses. Not included in classes I took: threat identification, tactical takedowns and firearm safety. In the late 1990s and early 2000s, when I was in the midst of my studies, my professors thought the biggest threats to churches were the secularization of culture and perhaps postmodern thought. As illustrated in
Faimon Roberts: LIV Golf’s bankruptcy is a $1.2 million triple bogey for Louisiana (opens the original)
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Boy, Louisiana really sliced that one into the woods. LIV Golf, the upstart golf tour that filed for bankruptcy protection in federal court in New Jersey, says it has between $100 million and $500 million in assets, but somewhere between $500 million and $1 billion in liabilities. The 30 largest unsecured claims are listed in LIVâs filing. Only one is held by a state. Back in 2025, Louisianaâs economic development leaders thought it would be a great idea to offer LIV â which at the time wa
Faimon Roberts: Why LSU should embrace its villain role (opens the original)
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In the latest act of the three-ring circus that has become the college football season, the Southeastern Conference sued LSU, Coach Lane Kiffin and Athletics Director Verge Ausberry in federal court in Alabama. The specific allegations are, for the moment, secondary. It wonât be lost on LSU fans that the SEC chose its home base of Birmingham to launch a legal assault aimed at LSU and its new coach. Tigers have become accustomed to things that âgo to Birmingham,â like video reviews or disci
Faimon Roberts: Elon Musk’s Louisiana spaceport sounds cool. But is the cost too high? (opens the original)
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Spaceports are the stuff of science fiction, installations born of the visions of George Lucas, Gene Roddenberry or Christopher Nolan. Not places on Earth, and certainly not in Louisiana. Thatâs what makes the SpaceX project in Vermilion Parish so seductive. But as with any seduction, is is worth it? Company and state officials certainly know how alluring it sounds. Thatâs why they leaned hard into the cosmic imagery at Tuesdayâs SpaceX project announcement ceremony. Musk wasnât there, b
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