Bobby Jindal

WASHINGTON (AP) - Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal on Saturday night accused President Barack Obama and other Democrats of waging wars against religious liberty and education and said that a rebellion is brewing in the U.S. with people ready for "a hostile takeover" of the nation's capital...

But Superintendent of Education John White replied by saying his department could purchase the test questions under an existing contract.

Staffers from Gov. Bobby Jindal's office announced Wednesday the governor would hold a press conference 12:45 p.m. regarding Common Core.

Jindal cited "widespread opposition" from Common Core supporters and opponents in his veto message.

There remains a five-member majority on the board that backs the suit.

Jindal delayed signing the bill earlier this week to wait for Caldwell's opinion, but the governor is not heeding the attorney general's advice to dismiss the legislation.

We have enough of a hard time keeping underage teens from buying liquor.

The $24.6 billion state budget has been given final legislative approval.

This could be the last time students take the LEAP, as the Common Core-aligned PARCC tests are set to be administered next year.

Forty six of the original 61 cadets will graduate at 10:00am at the BREC Independence Park Theater.

At no time did we receive the courtesy of a return call or e-mail from his staff.

Bloomberg plans to form one group to be called Everytown for Gun Safety.

Our Wingin' It panelists discuss the lower than projected costs of Medicaid expansion as well as Governor Bobby Jindal's seemly conflicting stances on the Vance McAllister and David Vitter infidelity incidences.

The Department of Health and Hospitals says it could save $17 billion by reducing chronic disease in Louisiana.

Supporters of an elected superintendent took specific aim at the current superintendent, John White, who was hired by BESE after Jindal hand-picked him for the job.

There has been no showing of irreparable injury to the state.

Because while you were away, the news kept happening.

The 6:30 p.m. press release issued as the weekend began seemed to some a strategic move to sidestep media coverage.

Jeb Bush and Bobby Jindal are starring in a new ad for a group seeking to rebrand the Republican Party.

In an opinion piece published by Fox News, Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal outlined a plan he has endorsed that would provide a solution to the rising cost of healthcare and that provides "true change America can believe in."