Charles Boustany

U.S. Rep. Charles Boustany does not support pursuing articles of impeachment against President Barack Obama, though he would vote for it if the measure came up in the House of Representatives.

With Thursday's vote by his peers, Louisiana's First Congressional District Representative Steve Scalise has been elected to the third-highest ranking position in U.S. House leadership.

Congressman Charles Boustany, R-LA, has announced his intention to run for re-election for his 3rd Congressional District seat.

U.S. Congressmen Charles Boustany and Bill Cassidy, as well as U.S. Senator David Vitter, all react to today's big announcement.

College-age students and recent college graduates are eligible.

The vote was 251-166 with the House of Representatives passing the farm bill. The Agricultural Act of 2014 now moves to the Senate for their consideration. The bill has been long-delayed, and it cuts more than 20 billion dollars in agriculture programs...

The State of the Union speech will be a liberal Democrat's 'wish list'.

The upward pressure on premiums is just starting.

The shutdown was financially and politically damaging to the nation.

Congressman Charles Boustany says our country owes veterans to ensure their safety and well-being.

The President has promised that he will work to fill some of the gaps in the system

When subsidies go up they'll ask for higher taxes.

The 16-day partial government shutdown came to an end early Thursday morning when President Obama signed into a law a compromise passed by both the House and Senate.

Congress seems to operate from crisis to crisis these days.

The Senate is a big part of the problem.

You have to understand what it is you can accomplish and what's basically 'pie in the sky'.

The IRS released a training video parodying Donald Trump's "The Apprentice" that cost $10,000 to create, according to a statement released by U.S. Rep. Charles Boustany, R-Lafayette. The four-minute, low-quality video was made to be shown at the IRS Small Business/Self-Employed Division Conference.

Today, the IRS released to the Committee another parody video made with taxpayer dollars. This time, the video is a parody of Donald Trump’s “The Apprentice.” Based on information provided by the IRS, the cost of the video was approximately $10,000 and was made to be shown at an IRS Small Business/Self-Employed Division Conference.

The U.S. Congress has its work cut out for it next week when it must act on a resolution from President Barack Obama which would authorize the use of military force in Syria, according to U.S. Rep. Charles Boustany.

The country is safe. Congress is out of session and the President is on vacation.