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Apple released a new commercial promoting their Apple Homeview product, and in turn became one of the worst ads ever created. The Spectacle Podcast hosts Melissa Mackenzie and Scott McKay react to Apple’s commercial and criticize its messaging about family and the lack of helpful features with Homeview. Melissa and Scott contrast the commercial’s soulless […]

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You would think, based on the fact that St. Tammany Parish has become the most upscale place in all of Louisiana, that the local politics there would be the cleanest Louisiana has to offer. You’d think that and you’d be wrong, of course. Take, for example, the fact that St. Tammany’s former sheriff Randy Smith […]

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(By Jarrett Stepman/Daily Signal) – If you merely paid attention to the legacy media in recent weeks, you’d think that the French riots were only a bit of a scuffle between students and police, with perhaps a few “ultra-left” agitators, and that the only negative takeaway from the whole thing is that—horror of horrors—this could […]

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(The Center Square) — Louisiana’s inspector general is calling for tighter restrictions on $113.5 million in taxpayer funding earmarked for nonprofit organizations after a review uncovered questionable payments, inadequate financial reporting and other oversight failures. In a letter to state Treasurer John Fleming, Inspector General Angele Davis outlined 10 recommendations i...


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(The Center Square) – Louisiana State University officials and Louisiana Attorney General Liz Murrill asked a federal judge Tuesday to dismiss the Southeastern Conference’s lawsuit, arguing the university complied with conference rules and no continuing dispute warrants court intervention. The reply challenges the SEC’s reliance on new allegations involving LSU’s basketball p...


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