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As the campaign for US Senate heats up, the gloves are coming off. Former Senate hopeful Republican Paul Hollis has filed a lawsuit against Democratic Senator Mary Landrieu claiming she cannot represent Louisiana because she does not live in the state...

A group calling themselves 'Air Mary' greeted Sen. Mary Landrieu as she arrived at an event yesterday in Baton Rouge.

In what could be a bellwether for the Fall campaign, according to data released by the In data released by Federal Election Commission on Thursday (8-14), for the first time Rep.  Bill Cassidy has overtaken Senator Mary Landrieu in fundraising.

Addressing the audience at the Iowa State Fair, Cruz said that grassroots conservatives would take the country back from President Obama and Democrats in much the way they did from President Jimmy Carter more than three decades ago.

The Hill is reporting that House Republicans from Louisiana on Friday urged Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) to call back his members and pass a bill to address the border crisis. The letter to Reid was penned by House Majority Whip Steve Scalise (R-La...

Bobby Jindal clearly wants to be President. He's scheduled to be in Iowa Friday (8/8) and Saturday (8/9), this represents his third  visit to this key presidential primary state in recent months.

Democratic incumbent senator Mary Landrieu has agreed to take part in  in four televised debates before the November fourth election. The first debate will be in New Orleans on October 2nd.

Anti-immigration protests are growing, and this weekend alone (July 18-20) there are over 500 planned protests around the United States.

Senator David Vitter tweeted his condolences to the family and passengers of Flight MH17.

At yesterday's meeting with reporters at the White House, Press Secretary Josh Earnest actually said that President Obama had 'improved the tranquility of the global community'. At that point even mainstream media reporters were coming out of their chairs with objections.