Projected to reclaim the U.S. House in November, Republicans plan to enact legislation that would crack down on Chinese espionage and hegemony over trade.
Republicans claim the new law will increase, not reduce, inflation, as well as make the IRS more intrusive in Americans' lives.
A Texas member’s legislation to ban energy imports from Russia was approved by the House with large bipartisan support.
The former Navy Seal and twin brother to Marcus Luttrell captured enough votes in the crowded primary to win outright in the heavily Republican district that includes The Woodlands.
While in agreement on most policy issues, the most heated exchanges surrounded the role of fundraising and the power of out-of-state political groups.
Several legal and financing issues concerning the progress of Texas Central have come to light in recent weeks.
Candidates for what has been a solidly red district took aim at the Biden administration, but some were equally critical of inaction on the part of elected Republicans.
Republicans from Texas were split on the measure that would fund the military and also require women to register for the draft.
The Texas Supreme Court denied an appeal by Texas landowners challenging the eminent domain authority of the Texas Central high-speed rail project between Dallas and Houston.
The latest federal campaign finance reports show that Ted Cruz and Dan Crenshaw raised the most out of Republicans, while Lizzie Fletcher and Colin Allred were the highest-raising Democrats.
Texas Congressman Kevin Brady announced that he will retire after completing his final term as the top Republican on the House Ways and Means Committee.
A group of 20 Republican members of Texas’ congressional delegation said Attorney General Ken Paxton should sue the feds.
