Table for one
Congress wants to bring order to college sports by limiting athlete compensation and movement without athletes being allowed in the room.
Analysis
Won't ya' hep me?
We know we should put the phone down. We may need a little help: More than half of U.S. adults—53%—say they spend too much time on their smartphones.
That’s according to a Pew Research Center survey of 9,750 adults conducted from May 26 to June
Growing older, but not up
Moving out is not the same as moving off the family payroll: U.S. parents gave $26.6 billion to adult children living outside their homes in 2024.
That’s quite the parental payroll, with the U.S. Census Bureau reporting that the money flowed from 2.6 million parents
LSU's bill comes due
Tiger Athletics was once profitable but is now losing money—a lot of it. What happened, and what can be done about it?
Library's checkbook beats credit card
One more step for Musk
The rocket carrying Louisiana’s spaceport hopes had a good day yesterday. Not a perfect one.
Is BR really this mad?
What Baton Rouge says online or at a public meeting may not be what Baton Rouge actually thinks.