Politics & Policy

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Spending plans crafted by Republican leaders in the Louisiana House and approved this week would trade most of the governor’s recommended education investments to instead pay down retirement debt, setting up a financial clash with senators who want a different approach.

State Rep. Thomas Pressly, R-Shreveport, blasted LSU System administrators on the House floor Thursday

America’s employers added a healthy 253,000 jobs in April, evidence of a labor market that still shows surprising resilience despite rising interest rates.

This is the second party endorsement for a candidate closely aligned to former President Donald Trump.

During an election year in Louisiana, lawmakers want to be seen as on God's side in a state where Christianity is the dominant faith. 

Let’s set aside for the moment that state Rep. Richard Nelson’s utopian dream of taking a blowtorch to Louisiana’s personal income.

The number of Americans applying for unemployment benefits jumped last week but remains low overall.

Getting rid of the Louisiana personal income tax will require a complete overhaul of how we've done business for nearly a century.

There will be many issues debated during the governor's race, but which candidate will do the best job of growing the Louisiana economy?