By Diane Vacca

The cleanup is beginning. But, says Diane Vacca, we need accountability for the oil spill, from companies and regulators who cared more for the bottom line than preventing the worst ecological disaster in U.S. history.

By Diane Vacca

Whatever the Senate Judiciary Committee thought of Supreme Court nominee Elena Kagan this week, they couldn’t help but be disarmed by her sense of humor.

By Diane Vacca

As her interview continues, Louisiana Gulf Coast native Margaret Curole talks about the long-term ecological impact of the spill, and what it means for her life.

By Diane Vacca

A lifelong Louisiana Gulf Coast resident speaks her mind in a candid two-part interview with WVFC’s Vacca.

By Diane Vacca

The moment President announced his choice of his Solicitor General to become the next Supreme Court justice, the political theater began.

Diane Vacca looks at the possibilities and the politics, and proposes that President Obama go for broke.

By Diane Vacca

With the Vatican practicing damage control amid new evidence of child sexual assault by priests, Diane Vacca voices her outrage and brings some historical heft to the still-evolving story.
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By Diane Vacca

What Madam Speaker isn’t: cold, unfeeling or stupid. What she may be: Washington’s best power broker.

WVFC’s Diane Vacca profiles one woman who brings to life all those numbing headlines about job loss.

Attention, all candidates and wannabees: Learn a valuable lesson from Martha Coakley. If you want to win, don’t take anything for granted. Fight as if your political life depends on it, because it does. The electorate is fickle; just because you’re a Dem running in one of the bluest of blue states for the seat [...]