President Barack Obama and Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney listed strategies for dealing with Israel as well solutions for solving the economic problems at home during Monday night’s...
Although the most recent poll of Louisiana residents gives Gov. Bobby Jindal an approval rating of 51 percent, some University students are more critical of him.
Political science professor James Garand...
Speakers commended the East Baton Rouge Redevelopment Authority at a news conference Thursday, reviewing the organization’s work from the past three years.
The RDA serves as an entity created...
The Holliday Forum buzzed with political discussion before and during a presidential election town hall debate that saw a more enraged President Barack Obama putting Republican nominee Mitt Romney on the...
Four states could join Connecticut, Iowa, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New York and Vermont in legally accepting same-sex marriage on a state level when equal marriage rights come up for a vote this November.
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President Barack Obama and Republican nominee Mitt Romney have answered countless questions about the economy and health care, but they were faced with questions about heartbreak and embarrassment on Monday...
The United States will have to lead the world in energy conservation if anything is to improve, panelists asserted at an environmental forum Thursday, the fifth in a series of six concerning issues in...
Vice President Joe Biden and Congressman and Republican vice presidential nominee Paul Ryan duked it out over foreign and domestic policy at Thursday night’s vice-presidential debate in Danville,...
Reg Rats and fellow Tigerlanders will have to hold off their possible rejoicing until the Baton Rouge Metropolitan Council reconvenes Oct. 24.
The Council voted to defer the issue of bars selling alcohol...
WASHINGTON (AP) — New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie and Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal, two Republicans eyed for potential White House runs, have been tapped to lead the Republican Governors Association.
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More Americans are sticking to party lines when voting and deciding what they believe on issues, according to new findings by the Pew Research Center.
The political polarization values gap is larger...
The Affordable Care Act has been a topic of much debate across the country over the past four years, and the discussion made its way to campus Thursday during one of the University’s 2012 election...
