Chris Bradford

@FixNOLA More like, need to make it a minimum of 10 years.

SB207 would increase the time limit to 10 years for prosecution of public corruption crimes committed by elected officials or public employees. It passed the Senate 24-12. Every Orleans senator voted against it. #lalege

@ScotPilie_Wx Thank you for keeping our city clean!

My husband and I started bringing our trash grabbers on evening walks last year, and in just 3 blocks last night, we picked up 2 bags of trash. New Orleans deserves better. We need more enforcement and real consequences for the people littering and actively trashing our city.

@owroot The medium is the message.

The world looks old on film Shot in 2026.

@SteveSkojec I was born in 1987. I remember landlines, Walkmans, and digital cameras.

The last time I re-posted this meme, I asked "When did Millennials have Walkmans and Landlines?" I got thousands of irritated replies. Some kind of generational fuckery happened around 2012, and "Gen Y" got renamed "Millennial" and the starting years changed. Depending on which sociologist you reference, elder Millennials were born anywhere from 1978 to 1980 (but some older stuff allegedly pushes that all the way out to 1985). Born in 77, I'm in the last year of Gen X, which technically makes me a "Xennial." I am still trying to understand how people my age and older basically got sold on the idea that Millennials were, in fact, the kids we now call Gen-Z/Zoomers, with all of their traits. Millennials were never the tide-pod eaters, were not the kids who grew up after the internet, none of it. But many of us have that association in our minds, and it's weird.

BREAKING 🚨: NASA says Artemis II is a 'GO' with zero technical issues reported ahead of Wednesday's historic Moon launch FOUR ASTRONAUTS WILL FLY AROUND THE MOON FOR THE FIRST TIME SINCE 1972 Liftoff set for April 1st!

We don't have to live like this either. Deliberate policy by people in charge.

We don't have to live like this. This was a person's choice to release this violent criminal into our society to wreck havoc.

If the Louisiana State Board of Medical Examiners refuses to investigate the physicians that participated in the staged accidents, then the board itself should be investigated.

Stephen Colbert is Catholic. What does that say about Catholicism? Just because there are liberals who are Catholc then that makes it bad? I'm Catholic by the way but this is a poorly constructed argument with many flaws. Colbert likes it because it's the a great story that created an entirely new genre of fiction.

@BlakeSNeff @tylerbowyer @AndrewKolvet I don’t care what he wrote in some letter. The stories themselves are overtly pagan and the fact people like Colbert love them are an obvious proof of this

First @tylerbowyer called Lord of the Rings gay. Now @JackPosobiec says that it's pagan. Tune in to next week's Thoughtcrime when @AndrewKolvet decides that it's DEI.

"The lights must never go out. The music must always play, Lest we should see where we are, Lost in a haunted wood, Children afraid of the dark Who have never been happy or good" George Orwell, Pleasure Spots

@DylanoA4 "The lights must never go out. The music must always play, Lest we should see where we are, Lost in a haunted wood, Children afraid of the dark Who have never been happy or good" George Orwell, Pleasure Spots

The constant pumping of music into every public space, every idle second of sport, every supermarket and café, speaks to an underlying sickness, a kind of cultural mental illness. As a society we are allergic to silence, terrified of spending even one second with our own thoughts

@meg_friedmann Is this an opinion piece? "Some say..." "Cast by Republicans..." Your bias is showing clearly.

Louisiana bill targets noncitizen voting. Some fear it could purge citizens from the rolls. #lalege #lagov nola.com/news/louisiana…

@owroot There's got to be a point where, for most families, there are diminishing returns on youth sports.

Families should be sitting down to dinner together rather than shuttling around children to various sports events every night of the week.

The support for expanding LA GATOR continues to grow! I look forward to working with the legislature to expand opportunity and let families choose the school that best fits their children.

Boarding our cruise from New Orleans

I see two options here. One, we need the state to pony up infrastructure funds to make sure all residents are able to receive electricity and internet. Alternatively, the more drastic measure is to fully privatize the entire grid and create a market incentive to provide power to these people.

On Wednesday, four members of Louisiana's Public Service Commission signed-off on what will be, sooner or later for nearly everyone in South Louisiana, a plan for unmanaged retreat. When it becomes too expensive and difficult to provide you public services, you're on your own

@ScottDKushner I appreciate Louisiana's affordability when it comes to higher education. I'm a graduate of UNO with TOPS. However, it's apparent that for the size of our state, it is not financially viable for the long run.

There are a lot of schools that need to merge into each other and many of them are very natural tie-ins.

CBS NEWS INVESTIGATION: A salon, a modeling agency, and 89 hospices? We visited a 3-story LA building being called "ground zero" for fraud. We went to look for ourselves. cbsn.ws/4bmB3Kg

Tactical prep. My inspiration.

@owroot Not a single scene is wasted either. Am I the only one who feels like modern cinema is full of pointless scenes? Down to every sing-along song, it all completes the story.

I watched The Lion King (1994) recently with my kids. I hadn't watched it since I was probably 8. What an epic movie. It's kind of nuts how epic it is actually. And some points in the score punch way above their weight for an animated movie - the cue "Kings of the Past" is a good example. No big grand takeaway here, was just sort of blown away with fresh eyes by the general epic of this 1990s animated movie.