HeyJaredJavier Gallegos
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 11
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- Sep 29, 2026
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- Jul 9, 2026
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Letters: Dissatisfied with current events? Maybe a change is in order (opens the original)
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Voting these days can be confusing because most politicians sound the same, making grand promises about their agendas and trying to paint a future world where they and their party have the solutions to all our current problems. To put things in perspective, I offer a simpler guide of how to vote this November based on the events of right now: If you are angry about gas and diesel prices that are 49% and 70% higher respectively because of an illegal war with Iran, maybe you should vote the politi
Letters: What does the exit strategy look like in Iran war? (opens the original)
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Seven months into America's war with Iran, it's time to ask what the exit looks like. Tehran has now offered one: Reopen the Strait of Hormuz â the chokepoint for a fifth of the world's oil â within days, if Washington eases military pressure. That isn't surrender. That's a deal, and it deserves a serious answer. Here in Louisiana we feel this war at the pump and in our ports. Hundred-dollar oil doesn't just raise gas prices; it ripples through every refinery shift, every shipping contract e
Editorial: Hyundai steel mill will pay off. La. leaders need to explain how (opens the original)
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Amid the flurry of economic development projects on the way to our state, one of the first announced is now getting off the ground. In March 2025, Hyundai Motor Group and state officials held a news conference at the White House to unveil plans for the companyâs first steel plant in the United States to supply its auto plants in Alabama and Georgia. The $5.8 billion plant is a partnership between South Korean powerhouses Hyundai Motor and POSCO, the worldâs seventh-largest steelmaker, as wel
Letters: Drawing district lines to group voters is un-American (opens the original)
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I still can't believe we haven't stopped the divisive actions to create electoral districts to (supposedly) ensure the Black vote is guaranteed representation. Whether created along racial lines, political party lines, religious lines or (perish the thought!) favorite sports team lines, all are patently un-American actions. Has everyone forgotten that "diversity is our strength?" Artificially creating voting districts to achieve otherwise contrary possibilities for a certain race, gender or othe
Letters: Trump has done exactly what he said he would do (opens the original)
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Steve Robertsâ column (âWhy farmers are fuming,â Sept. 5) cites three big reasons for farmersâ disillusionment with the Trump administration: tariff policies that have decreased demand for their products, a shortage of workers due to immigration sweeps and the rising cost of living. Roberts quotes the president of the bipartisan Farm Action Fund as saying, âA lot of farmers today have lost and are losing faith and are feeling betrayed,â and the president of the American Farm Bureau i
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