Stephanie Grace

Louisiana's anti-abortion law puts women like Kaitlyn Joshua in a terrible position -- no matter what the attorney general says, according to columnist Stephanie Grace.

Donald Trump said so many things that were flat-out false during last week's debate that it feels futile to focus on just one lie — or even on one topic.

of 2 Charles Boustany is a student of history — literally, these days.

of 2 After U.S. Rep. Clay Higgins , R-Lafayette, lobbed his latest stink bomb into the social media discourse — this one a vile

I don't know about any of you, but I didn't have “renew the temporary state .45 cent sales tax” on my 2024 bingo card.

of 2 In political science terms, New Orleans has what's known as a strong mayor system of government, one that allows the chief executive to exert enormous, often unchecked leadership.

Orleans Parish Jason Williams ran as a progressive prosecutor, but he's taken a pragmatic turn in office. Columnist Stephanie Grace thinks a lot of New Orleanians are fine with that. .

Despite all the national drama, this election season has been pretty quiet in Louisiana. Columnist Stephanie Grace expects that to change once Nov. 5 is behind us.

House Speaker Mike Johnson is carefully parsing his words, but it's clear that the popular Affordable Care Act, or Obamacare, is very much in Republican sights if Donald Trump becomes president again.

U.S. Sen. and physician Bill Cassidy stood up to Donald Trump several times before. With anti-vaxxer Robert F. Kennedy set to play a key role in the second Trump administration, he can do it again -- if he's willing to take the political risk, writes columnist Stephanie Grace