As if the circus on Friday wasn’t painful enough, the Senate and Governmental Affairs committee is going back to the well today to discuss four different congressional maps which may or may not move ...

Louisiana’s official revenue forecast was lowered by more than $200 million across two budget years Monday, forcing lawmakers to scale back spending plans for both the current fiscal year and the ...

I think the best prospect is for the president to end the blockade and declare an end to the war right now and hope that some ...

Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall is demanding the Southern Poverty Law Center hand over donor information, fundraising solicitations, and other internal documents after a federal grand jury ...

There is no doubt that the very survival of New Orleans is wholly dependent upon the quality of its infrastructure. More specifically in our city, which rests at or below sea level, unarguably the ...

The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday extended for three more days an order allowing women to obtain abortion drugs through the mail without visiting an in-person doctor. In two brief orders, Justice ...

Besides, He thus enlarged His household on earth, that is, His Church, which was to be governed by the power and guidance of ...

There have been several notorious RINO politicians in the Louisiana Legislature in recent years. However, one of the more ...

I’m not sure what the greatest lowlight of that embarrassing Charlie Foxtrot of a legislative hearing over new congressional ...

Louisiana lawmakers heard public testimony Friday on several proposed congressional maps, including one with two ...

Editor’s Note: a guest post by Frank Corte, Jr., who served in the Texas House from 1993-2011 and is a graduate of Texas A&M University and the Army War College. Corte also served as a Second ...

Those angry from having had their privilege disappear, who insist on keeping themselves locked in the past, will prove a mere distraction from the big question those who wish to progress to the future ...