Politics

We are currently living through a tense political moment, and that tension we feel appears to be affecting our kids, too.

Louisiana people are quick to tell you what they think. Here are 12 unpopular opinions that might not be the best thing to say out loud in a room full of idiots.

We asked an AI mobile app to create a "Generic Mayor" for a handful of Louisiana cities. Here's what it created.

If you've ever heard an interview with Senator Kennedy, and it doesn't matter the situation, he's not afraid to drop some 'folksy wisdom,' or even some downright zingers.

The nation's largest gun lobby has joined other organizations, including the state GOP, in endorsing the Attorney General for Governor.

The politician has taken the attack and turned it into a fundraiser for cancer research.

A bill aiming to raise Louisiana's minimum wage has been rejected, interestingly happening the same week lawmakers voted to advance a bill that would double their own salaries.

Netflix's most notorious star is back, and this time, he's running for President of the United States.

Despite previously feeling 'extraordinary pressure' to run, Graves has decided to stay in Congress.

2022 was a big year for massive news stories. Here are the top stories across the country this year.

It's the latest in a series of endorsements from prominent Louisiana Republicans.

The endorsement is a big boost for Landry, but other GOP rivals have blasted such moves.

One woman decided to take the opportunity to create an uncomfortable situation for everyone in the room by bringing up politics.

Coach Mike McConathy is "getting feedback" on a run in north Louisiana.

Ajani Conner's, #82, campaign slogan is "Change Can't Wait".

The internet is buzzing after President Biden's speech today, Wednesday, in Massachusetts.

"Nobody can even agree to disagree."

Should a woman and those who helped end her pregnancy be charged with murder?

The larger-thn-life figure who held huge rallies in Louisiana as the 45th President of the United States is scheduled to head back to the Bayou State.

Gary Chambers, who you may recall from a previous story when he smoked marijuana in a political ad, is at it again and this time he has set a flag on fire in his latest ad.