After Republican Bill Cassidy announced he would challenge Democrat Sen. Mary Landrieu for her office later this year, a handful of hopeful politicos began scrambling for his 6th District seat in the House...
The White House Task Force to Protect Students from Sexual Assault issued its first official report Tuesday since its founding Jan. 22, debuting various resources for colleges and universities across the...
Edwin Edwards is the last of a dying breed — a politician unafraid to reveal just how much he loves politics.
The former Louisiana governor and current Democratic congressional candidate for Louisiana’s...
Louisiana lawmakers delivered yet another blow to the state’s LGBT community Monday, after a series of sweeping setbacks that have characterized the legislature’s apparent aversion to human...
The Bible is no longer in contention to become Louisiana’s official state book, after Rep. Thomas Carmody Jr., R-Shreveport, withdrew his provocative bill from the legislature’s docket Monday.
Carmody’s...
The Taylor Opportunity Program for Students is the most expensive state-funded higher education program, constituting 95 percent of student aid in Louisiana. Some legislators and higher education leaders...
Zachary Kopplin, one of the most visible opponents to the teaching of creationism in Louisiana tax-funded schools’ science classes, will testify before the Louisiana Senate Education Committee today...
In a congressional race crowded with Republicans craving to brand themselves as “Washington outsiders,” Garret Graves stands alone as a candidate unabashedly proud of his time on Capitol Hill.
Graves,...
In a congressional race crowded with Republicans craving to brand themselves as “Washington outsiders,” Garret Graves stands alone as a candidate unabashedly proud of his time on Capitol Hill.
Graves,...
Republican Garret Graves is currently burying his fellow candidates in the money war for Louisiana’s 6th Congressional seat, having amassed more than $320,000 in net contributions as of March 31,...
Despite adjourning early Thursday for the Easter holidays, the Louisiana Legislature made critical decisions concerning several issues during the first three days of its sixth week.
Higher Education Financing...
Louisiana’s LGBT community faced another legislative defeat last week with the termination of a bill that would have repealed the controversial crimes against nature law, sometimes referred to as...
