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Louisiana hopes to reduce crime by letting teens conceal-carry guns
By Boing Boing on Mar 24, 2024 in: louisiana
Governor Jeff Landry was just elected in October, but he's already come barreling out of the courts, guns blazing. Or in this case, guns tucked under a coat or in a waistband or in a shoe, for all we know. — Read the rest The post Louisiana ho...
Louisiana reintroduces the electric chair, adds nitrogen hypoxia to execution methods
By Boing Boing on Mar 24, 2024 in: louisiana
Earlier this month, Louisiana Governor Jeff Landry signed into law the state's plans to execute inmates using electrocution and nitrogen hypoxia. Lethal injection is still available, but sourcing the chemicals used is difficult. Amid a variety of oth...
James Carville says Democrats are losing support among men due to 'preachy females' who drive the party's culture: 'The message is too feminine'
By Business Insider on Mar 24, 2024 in: Politics, louisiana
The longtime Democratic strategist in a New York Times interview said that male voters were becoming increasingly alienated by the party's messaging.
Eat or toss nutria rats at the Nutria rodeo!
By Boing Boing on Feb 19, 2024 in: louisiana
Nutria rats are an invasive species in about twenty US states. They're a particularly sinister problem in the gulf, where their munching habits are directly contributing to rapid coastal erosion. Originally from South America, the rodents of unusual...
A chapel in the swamp accessible only by boat
By Boing Boing on Jan 31, 2024 in: louisiana
Deep in the throes of office doldrums, you might find yourself aimlessly zooming in and out of Google Maps. Typically for me, this results in the discovery of a small island with a single road leading to a solitary post office in the south of Japan.
Wrinkle the Duck had a quack-tastic time in New Orleans!
By Boing Boing on Jan 15, 2024 in: Video, louisiana, new orleans
We've previously featured Wrinkle the Duck enjoying the Ohio State Fair. Well, we're back, inviting you to take a trip to New Orleans with Wrinkle (and her human, juggler Justin Wood). In this adorable video, Wrinkle wanders through the French Qua...
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