FederalThree-Quarters of Texas’ U.S. House Delegation Has Voted by Proxy in 2022
While proxy voting received opposition from Republicans in 2020, now members of both parties make use of the measure.
While proxy voting received opposition from Republicans in 2020, now members of both parties make use of the measure.
The U.S. government has created a panel to push back against “disinformation” on border security and other issues.
Enhanced inspections of vehicles entering Texas from Mexico are creating traffic congestion and hours-long delays.
The Texas legislature earmarked $3 billion of its American Rescue Plan Act funds for "property tax relief" in 2023.
Border police have intercepted thousands of pounds of fentanyl since the beginning of the fiscal year.
Gov. Greg Abbott is highlighting Operation Lone Star and the progress Texas has made on the state border wall project.
A Texas member’s legislation to ban energy imports from Russia was approved by the House with large bipartisan support.
Van Taylor indicated in an email that he had called his runoff opponent, Keith Self, to wish him well.
Instead of seeking reelection, incumbent Louie Gohmert ran unsuccessfully for the Republican nomination for attorney general.
Congressman Louie Gohmert is running for Texas Attorney General rather than seeking another term in the U.S. House.
The legislation would cancel $25,000 in federal student loan debt per borrower, costing taxpayers an estimated $742 billion.
The federal Department of Homeland Security’s inspector general conducted an investigation into detention facilities in the Rio Grande Valley.