The Senate and Governmental Affairs Committee stayed up late last night, finally delivering a vote to move a congressional ...

We don’t have the votes to get rid of the filibuster. We had a very spirited debate. I made more speeches on the floor in support of the SAVE Act than any other senator.” – Sen. John Thune, the ...

There’s a tell in Louisiana politics you can’t ignore: when the people who’ve spent years trying to shut down oil and gas start nodding along with you, it’s time to ask why. That’s where John Fleming ...

Louisiana Republicans cleared the first hurdle to potentially securing an extra seat in the U.S. House of Representatives on Wednesday. Democrats sought to advance a map that kept two majority-Black ...

The Hard Left knew the Democratic Party had been defeated in Louisiana. BUT they haven’t given up. They decided to work ...

What happened this past Friday in the Senate and Governmental Affairs Committee was a complete embarrassment to our state.  But no one should be surprised, as everything that happened came straight ...

Louisiana seems prepared to forgo an opportunity to use taxpayer dollars more effectively and to reduce privileging special interests. Increasingly, states are reeling in the ability of public unions ...

Los Angeles is a broken city, facing huge problems made worse by corrupt politicians. It is overrun by homelessness, crime, ...

There is no doubt that the very survival of New Orleans is wholly dependent upon the quality of its infrastructure. More ...

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 ...

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 ...