The Shah of Iran is still dead and Kate Middleton is still not pregnant.

Part of Louisiana Governor Bobby Jindal's education legislation which passed the legislative body in warp speed early this spring has become derailed as a state Judge found that the paying mechanism for the controversial voucher program was constitutional.

The legislation had been touted by Jindal and others as a way to transform not just Louisiana education but American education.  As a result, and because Jindal has been pegged to be one of the future republican leaders, the setback at the hands of the Court has sent ripples throughout the local and national media.  Here is a sample as to what has been recently written about the legislation and the Court ruling.

"The Louisiana Democratic Party calls for an immediate halt to Governor Jindal's unconstitutional voucher program in the face of this ruling, and a return of all funding and students to local public school districts,"

Louisiana Governor Bobby Jindal’s most important legislative achievement to date has been deemed unconstitutional by State Judge Tim Kelley of Baton Rouge.  

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Are Republicans, who have for years have been under the thumbs of one of  the most powerful persons in Washington DC now starting to rebel against him?

It’s showdown again for the New Orleans Saints as the resurging bounty-stricken, Drew Brees led team hosts a powerful San Francisco 49ers team for what is being considered a rematch from the fatal blow from last year’s playoff game.

Another head rolls in the Kate Middleton topless photo saga. 

When you think of New Orleans Thanksgiving, for tens of thousands, the thought is, and perhaps the primary thought is, the Fairgrounds.

Clinton and President Barack Obama, who have been hit hard from the conservatives for the Libya Beghazzi scandal are making a foreign relations comeback of sorts.