U.S. Senator Bill Cassidy

09/01/2026

Many try to avoid the hard conversation about Social Security insolvency by blaming waste, fraud, and abuse.

But did you know that accounts for just 1% of the shortfall? ONE percent!

Don’t let your senator tell you waste and fraud is the whole problem. That’s the easy way out. Ask them: What is your plan to actually save Social Security?

08/31/2026

Coach Stovall was a great Tiger. Lived his faith. A man to remember.

The legendary LSU football player, coach, and athletic administrator has died at the age of 85, according to Matt Moscona.

08/29/2026

Today, we reflect on that which was lost because of Hurricane Katrina twenty-one years ago. But we in Louisiana are not defined by loss. Instead, we are defined by the strength of our people, whose determination and selflessness created a community which is even stronger than before.

This month’s Local Spotlight tells one of those stories. Watch here.

08/14/2026

Today we are saying goodbye to our second session summer interns. Over the past 6 weeks, they have contributed a great deal of wisdom and energy to my office.

I have loved getting to know each one of them, and look forward to seeing where the future takes them!

08/11/2026

I’m a doctor. Here’s why childhood vaccination for hepatitis A is important.

07/29/2026

Congress needs to be like Lindsey and take on the tough issues!

07/22/2026

Yesterday on the Senate floor, I asked for a moment of silence to honor fallen Deputy U.S. Marshal Michael Andrew Hanson. Deputy Hanson displayed the greatest love: for his country, for justice, for others. His wife, children, and all who loved him are in our thoughts.

07/21/2026

Tropical storm conditions are expected as Bertha gets closer to southeast Louisiana. It doesn't take a hurricane for isolated flooding and storm surge to impact low-lying communities. Listen closely to your local weather channel and authorities!

07/14/2026

Some people come to Washington to be a senator. Others come to Washington to do something.

Lindsey Graham was someone who came to Washington to do something. He shall be missed.