State Democrats and Texas Republicans in Congress exhibited the latest clash over an election bill during a congressional hearing.
During a protest against the Senate's lack of approval of the For the People Act, Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee was arrested for blocking an office entryway.
Illegal crossings remain at extraordinary levels and the feds say they are making “considerable progress” on their immigration objectives.
Prosecutors alleged former Mayor Laura Maczka accepted bribes from a real estate developer with whom she was having an affair.
State government entities may be required to divest any securities of the ice cream company after it said it would stop selling its product in some parts of Israel.
President Biden criticized the decision and said the federal government “intends to appeal this decision in order to preserve and fortify DACA.”
In a week, North Texas voters will decide between Susan Wright and Jake Ellzey to be their next representative in Congress.
Enforcement encounters with illegal aliens are still higher than they have been since Bill Clinton was in the White House.
Republican Land Commissioner George P. Bush points to the funding that Congress allocated toward the border wall.
The sheriffs claim that the Biden administration’s actions are hampering the ability of deputies to perform public safety functions.
Some have balked at the vice president’s decision to visit El Paso, calling it anything from a “glorified photo-op” to a “political stunt.”
After President Biden signs the bill into law, the EPA will begin its rulemaking process before full implementation of the new law.
With his unfinished border wall in the background, Trump also commended Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick and Attorney General Ken Paxton.
Dallas Police Chief Eddie Garcia highlighted the impact that the “defund the police” movement has had on public safety.
On behalf of the State of Texas, Attorney General Ken Paxton has filed several lawsuits in recent months against the Biden administration.
Vice President Kamala Harris has been criticized for declining to visit the southern border since being appointed "border czar."
The legislation would restrict government agencies from teaching that one race is superior to another or that the U.S. is a “fundamentally racist country.”
The IRS said the Republican-founded group isn't neutral enough for tax-exempt status. It encourages Christian civic engagement.
In the ongoing partisan fight over election reform, a lawsuit was filed to challenge a new law that tightens residency requirements for voter registration.
A Dallas Democrat characterized debating election reform with Republicans as “negotiating with terrorists.”
