The Republican Governor’s Association, of which Gov. Bobby Jindal is on the four-member executive board, called for New York Gov. Elliott Spitzer to resign because of his associations with a prostitute in Washington, D.C. Read More and Discuss

WASHINGTON — U.S. Sen. David Vitter joined a dozen Republican Party colleagues Wednesday in unveiling 15 bills aimed at reducing illegal immigration. Read More and Discuss

WASHINGTON—Louisiana Sen. David Vitter has joined two other Republican senators to block the nomination of Michael Sullivan to head the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms on grounds that he hasn’t offered specific steps to end what Vitter calls the bureau’s overzealous regulation of legal gun dealers. Read More and Discuss

WASHINGTON—Sen. David Vitter, R-La., has agreed to pay a $25,000 fine for violating federal election laws during his campaign for the Senate in 2004. Read More and Discuss

WASHINGTON—Sen. David Vitter, R-La., has put a hold on a flood insurance overhaul bill because he says it doesn’t raise coverage limits or expand the program to provide wind-damage coverage to address a shortage of affordable policies in Gulf Coast communities devastated by hurricanes in 2005. Read More and Discuss

WASHINGTON—Bowing to pressure, Sen. David Vitter, R-La., has backed off an attempt to steer $100,000 in taxpayer money to a Louisiana Christian group that supports teaching religious and alternative theories of creation alongside evolution in science classrooms. Read More and Discuss

WASHINGTON—What began as a disagreement about a stalled judicial nominee escalated Thursday into the latest bout of public bickering between Louisiana’s two U.S. senators. Read More and Discuss

A Louisiana senator apparently is blocking the judicial nomination of U.S. Attorney David Dugas. Read More and Discuss

WASHINGTON—Sen. David Vitter, R-La., assailed the Senate’s Democratic leader Tuesday for not moving more quickly to take up legislation authorizing $21 billion in flood control, hurricane-protection and environmental restoration projects nationwide. Read More and Discuss

"Louisiana Politician Lies” is strictly a “Dog Bites Man” story. Read More and Discuss

WASHINGTON — A former New Orleans prostitute said Tuesday she had sex with U.S. Sen. David Vitter “two to three times a week” over a five-month period when he served in the state Legislature. Read More and Discuss

BATON ROUGE — A former New Orleans prostitute who says she had an affair with U.S. Sen. David Vitter passed a lie detector test and will provide details of the four-month relationship today at a press conference in Beverly Hills, according to publisher Larry Flynt. Read More and Discuss