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…out public school paperwork and follow public school rules, why exist? In Indiana and Louisiana, for example, despite much-vaunted statewide voucher programs, only a third of private schools participate. Tens…

…you got there, it’d be a shame if something happened to it.’” 4. Censorship Is Election Interference The lead attorney for the plaintiffs, John Sauer, initiated this case as Louisiana’s…

…the Catholic John F. Kennedy made his biggest inroads in states with large Catholic populations (mostly in the Northeast, but note how Louisiana bucked the trend of its far less…

On Sept. 18, Sen. Mary Landrieu, a Democrat from Louisiana, voted with many Senate Republicans to prevent the president from altering immigration law by executive order. Landrieu had voted “yes”…

…at my new website, our current average leads for the twelve likely, lean, and toss-up races, as of September 30, are: Louisiana: Cassidy (R) by 4.4 points Arkansas: Cotton (R)…

…clip scrutinized by Rolling Stone, Johnson readily explains to a crowd at Cypress Baptist Church in Benton, Louisiana, that he uses a subscription-based accountability software called Covenant Eyes to notify…

Even farther afield than The New York Times‘ hilariously silly hits on Sen. Marco Rubio has landed a recent Salon article on Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal (who hasn’t declared his…

…Court for the Western District of Louisiana, noted in the ruling. “In their attempts to suppress alleged disinformation, the Federal Government, and particularly the Defendants named here, are alleged to…

…In addition to Kennedy, the witness panel features Breitbart journalist Emma-Jo Morris and Special Assistant Attorney General D. John Sauer of Louisiana testifying about the government’s abusive censorship regime. Since…

…(at least) have done the same, The New York Times reported. Louisiana struggled to maintain the line this year, which “does not bode well for the future,” an in-state editorial…

The five states with the biggest appetite for federal K-12 cash are Mississippi, Louisiana, South Dakota, New Mexico, and Arizona, according to an analysis of new federal data by a…

…look at what Louisiana Gov. John Bel Edwards said this week: If lawmakers do not pass tax hikes, the governor has threatened Louisiana State University’s 2016-17 season. As much as…

Gov. Bobby Jindal joined the Federalist Radio Hour to share about what he learned while running for president. The former Louisiana Governor said he is not going to endorse any…

…is coming from behind because he has had a weak ground operation, but he’s definitely playing. This really hit home when the delegate count in Louisiana began to shift in…

…South Carolina, Iowa, Indiana, North Dakota, North Carolina, Tennessee, Louisiana, South Dakota and Georgia. In Louisiana, his campaign’s cluelessness about party politics might mean he has 10 fewer delegates than…

…issuing a statement that said “We’ve always kind of wanted to do this anyway.” This oligarchy offered statehood and citizenship to “all states whose land fell under the Louisiana Purchase…

…week in Louisiana and Minnesota, as well as the sniper attack that left five Dallas police officers dead and more than a half-dozen wounded—an act of revenge, according to the…

…more flexibility so they can respond with better ideas themselves, but by the only means they believe yields results: force government to hobble the new players. In Louisiana, for instance,…

…set of lessons state leaders have learned from implementing at the ground level the school choice policies she claims to love. That starts a basic principle Louisiana education wonk Neerav…

…Louisiana University (now the University of Louisiana–Monroe) and Tulane University Law School. In the late 1990s, he became the youngest attorney general in the country and went on to prosecute…

…Charlotte to New Orleans. By the way, Louisiana has the strictest abortion laws in the country — which many think discriminate against women. That state also has the death penalty,…

…be able to use them. President Obama’s administration tried using the desegregation argument to attack a Louisiana voucher program where 90 percent of voucher recipients were minorities. Then-governor Bobby Jindal,…

…year to help with the border. Louisiana Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry said his state stands with Texas and Abbott because “under our Constitution, states are still sovereign, and we have…

…Indiana has been sidelined. How abortion activists respond to further scientific evidence supporting the reversal protocol will be telling. The Louisiana legislature took yet another approach: It directed the state…

…apply to Alaska—home of wavering Sen. Lisa Murkowski (R-AK)—and another applies to Louisiana, home of undecided Sen. Bill Cassidy (R-LA). Below please find a summary (not necessarily exhaustive) of these…

…Hennepin County: Teen Outreach Program/It’s Your Future $3.3 million Teens did not change their sexual behavior on sexual activity, sex without a condom, or initiation of sexual activity. Louisiana Office…

…with states severally rationing hepatitis C treatment. Louisiana only treated 324 of the nearly 35,000 infected with this deadly disease and only then once liver damage had occurred. Other rationing…

…appears content leaving Americans to fend for themselves. Bill Cassidy, Louisiana Despite previously saying, “We got to support our allies, but we got to secure our own border first,” Cassidy…

…and the Fifth Circuit in Planned Parenthood of Gulf Coast, Inc. v. Gee, held that the Louisiana Department of Health and Hospital’s termination of its Medicaid contract with Planned Parenthood…

…one for Tilden, the other for Hayes – to Congress. The dueling slates from Florida, Louisiana and South Carolina arrived with varying degrees of authority; the Republican slate from Louisiana…

…tennis shoes with his suit. There was a giant smile on his face as the Louisiana Republican’s friends descended for hugs and high fives and he took his place to…

…The southern Louisiana native found himself drawn to dangerous USAF pararescue. Brinson’s training as a pararescueman, or PJ, was rigorous, involving Navy scuba school, Army jump school, Army Ranger mountain…

…Baton Rouge, Louisiana. The deadly encounter was captured in a cellphone video that shocked the nation and spurred protests across the country. The next day, Philando Castile, a 32-year-old black…

…them quite good), and his courage in revealing the racism of the Louisiana National Guard and New Orleans police force. It turned out, however, that in addition to perhaps being…

Last we checked in with Louisiana Republican Sen. Bill Cassidy, he was hard at work adding literally dozens of new federal health care requirements to a Republican “repeal-and-replace” bill. This…

…no avail. It also turned out that in 1984, when a scandal of this sort broke out in the diocese of Lafayette, Louisiana, a Dominican priest named Thomas P. O’Doyle…