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Senator Mary Landrieu has announced that she is seeking a 4th term as one of the Senators from the state of Louisiana.  She has made news in many ways over the last several years, including as having taken part in what was then called "The Louisiana Purchase," which referenced her voting for Obamacare in return for $300 million in Medicaid dollars that she claims Governor Jindal asked fo

The senior senator will be at the Moss Street Post Office tomorrow afternoon.

Sen. Mary Landrieu takes aim at Jindal's plan that would transfer students at underperforming public shools to private schools.

Governor Jindal has an unlikely ally in his push for sweeping change in how the state educates its poorest students. Sen. Mary Landrieu supports many of the governor's ideas, bucking traditional pro-Democrat unions and suggesting she'll back a statewide voucher program.

Senators David Vitter and Mary Landrieu are asking the Food and Drug Admistration to PUBLICLY declare Gulf Seafood safe to eat. The FDA has already declared it safe to eat, but the senators are asking the FDA to be a little more vocal about it.

U.S. Sen. Mary Landrieu is asking federal officials if Louisiana can reverse the loss of an $80 million grant to expand broadband Internet connections.

Senators and Congressmen across Louisiana sent a letter today requesting that the United States Postal Service (USPS) provide more detailed information on its proposal to close Processing and Distribution Centers (P&DCs) in New Orleans and Lafayette, both of which are being considered for consolidation with the Baton Rouge facility.

U.S. Senator Mary Landrieu says Louisiana is being awarded a 500-thousand-dollar federal grant to fund community health programs.

A coastal restoration bill cleares one hurdle.

United States Senator Mary L. Landrieu, voted today for a bipartisan compromise to raise the debt ceiling through 2012 and implement measures that she believes could reduce the national debt by more than $2 trillion over the next 10 years.

WASHINGTON – U.S. Democratic Senator Mary L. Landrieu, today made the following statement about Reps. Ed Markey (D-Mass.) and Rush Holt’s (D-N.J.) bill to repeal revenue sharing for coastal states.

A judge has denied an early end to probation for a man arrested for trying to tamper with the phones in Senator Mary Landrieu's New Orleans office.

Senator Mary Landrieu will be holding a roundtable on June 30th for the Small Business Administration entitled “The SBA in your neighborhood.”

For a third time, Senator Mary Landrieu is urging the Obama administration to put more money into America's Disaster Relief Fund.

One day before the anniversary of the Deepwater Horizon disaster, the  federal government says fishing can resume in the last area of the Gulf of Mexico closed because of the massive BP oil spill.

Louisiana's two U.S. senators introduced legislation yesterday that would dedicate 80-percent of the funds collected from penalties assessed because of the BP oil spill to Gulf Coast restoration.

WASHINGTON – United States Senator Mary L. Landrieu, D-Louisiana, issued the following statement today in response to President Obama’s speech on the nation’s budget.

Senator Mary Landrieu has introduced a bill that she says will improve teacher and principal evaluations.

Senator Mary Landrieu says she's received two letters from state and national officials supporting an extension for the GO Zone through next year.

Today, the Senate voted on stopping the EPA’s global warming power grab.