Congressman Chip Roy has gained a high-profile during his short time in Congress after taking firm stances on the border, the budget, and other issues.
According to the governor, the Texas Enterprise Fund's taxpayer-backed grant funding for Uber could yield $75 million in capital investment.
With the Iowa caucus less than six months away, Castro is running out of time to close the support gap and compete with the frontrunners.
The election for chair of the Republican Party of Texas will take place just five and a half months before the 2020 general election.
Efforts by Texas Democrats to make gains appear increasingly reliant on funding from outside the Lone Star state.
Texas remains the nation's leading export state, but the escalating trade war between the U.S. and China has some increasingly concerned about its impact.
The Austin-based non-profit has been slapped with a complaint alleging that it's violating its tax status by behaving as a labor union.
The FCC proposal is designed to assist broadband expansion into more rural, underserved areas and could improve broadband for some 2.7 million Texans.
Sean Trende believes Democrats have opportunities in Texas while Jay Cost predicts that next year's election will look more like 2016 than 2018.
Mitch McConnell's focus on filling judicial vacancies continued Wednesday as another wave of President Trump's nominees were confirmed.
The budget deal now moves to President Trump's desk for signature as Congress heads back home for August recess.
The conservative Texas Public Policy Foundation showcased how San Antonio's desire to enact its Climate Action and Adaptation Plan could have serious consequences for residents' quality of life.
Both Texas senators declare support for Rep. John Ratcliffe's nomination for Director of National Intelligence as opponents work to thwart the effort early.
The contestants are requesting $100,000 or less in monetary and non-monetary relief such as a redo of the May 4 election.
A proposed amendment by Rep. Thomas Massie (R-KY) to rename the bill “Kick the Can Down The Road, and for Other Purposes” failed with a vote 384-47.
With the six-term Republican incumbent announcing his retirement on Thursday, an increasingly competitive district is now wide open.
The Texan identified and interviewed a group of young up-and-coming local leaders who might one day be the future of Texas politics.
Austinites showed up in droves to hear community leaders discuss the city's approach to homelessness after the July 1 rule change.
The Tea Party's signature policy success faces its potential demise as the Trump Administration agrees to a big-spending budget deal with House Democrats.
The freshman Congressman hopes the bill will be something both parties can rally behind to cut down on child trafficking by cartels and human smugglers.
