Operation Lone Star has been the focus of criticism as Abbott faces many candidates hoping to unseat him in this year’s gubernatorial race.
Until Paxton seeks a court judgment that the new bill is constitutional, the law can't change the suppressor purchase process.
The candidates sought to position themselves as supporters of border security as they turned down the LIBRE Initiative’s support.
The Biden administration's maneuver aimed at forcing Texas' hand toward Medicaid expansion is losing support as a court case drags and bills pile up.
The local ban passed by a citywide vote after the council, wary of litigation, rejected it. Now, it's weathered a Planned Parenthood lawsuit.
The U.S. Supreme Court's decision will let the Fifth Circuit of Appeals have the Supreme Court of Texas weigh in on the case.
Sen. Paul Bettencourt (R-Houston) filed an amicus brief with 13 of his Republican colleagues supporting the motion for a rehearing.
The Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals decided to certify key questions in the lawsuit to the Supreme Court of Texas.
The docket equalization process moved the case from the left-leaning Third Court of Appeals to the right-leaning Seventh Court of Appeals.
The Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals heard oral arguments today over where the last major challenge to the Texas Heartbeat Act should proceed.
Life School Superintendent Brent Wilson said he was unsurprised but "disappointed" by TASB's advocacy against charter schools.
Attorney General Ken Paxton said the decision “diminishes our democracy and misconstrues the Texas Constitution.”
