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The nation's largest gathering of gun owners is scheduled for this weekend in Houston after a two-year hiatus.
The nation's largest gathering of gun owners is scheduled for this weekend in Houston after a two-year hiatus.
Two of the state's top Republicans exchanged fire just days before the GOP runoff election.
Commissioner Rodney Ellis cited articles published by two news outlets and a progressive advocacy group in blocking recognition of Crime Stoppers Houston while calling for an audit of the non-profit.
The letter brings an end to the year-long fight between the federal and state government, viewed as an effort to force Medicaid expansion.
Cornyn and Cruz cited Jackson’s record of reduced sentencing in criminal cases as a reason for their opposition to her nomination.
A future highway from Laredo to Amarillo received official designation in the omnibus spending bill signed into law in March. No appropriations for the project have yet been made.
Border police have intercepted thousands of pounds of fentanyl since the beginning of the fiscal year.
Members of the Texas delegation, including two Democrats, warn that ending Title 42 will lead to an “unprecedented increase in apprehensions.”
The Texas senators probed Judge Jackson on her judicial philosophy, views on Critical Race Theory, and record in the courtroom.
The Texas senators criticized the White House for its foreign policies leading up to and amid the ongoing Russian war against Ukraine.
Congress approved $1.5 trillion in government spending, with split votes among Texas Republicans in the Senate and House.
Texas officials have condemned the Russian attack on Ukraine, calling for actions to be taken against Putin’s regime.