U.S. Representatives Lance Gooden and Dan Crenshaw filed legislation to allow lawsuits against China for the mishandling of the coronavirus.
Gooden's bill would amend current law to allow a lawsuit against China to proceed if evidence is uncovered that incriminates them in the manufacture or spread of the virus.
As the coronavirus panic unfurls throughout the country, the House rushed through a complex bill to fund testing and mandate paid sick leave on small businesses.
As articles of impeachment move to the Senate, responses from Texas delegates regarding President Trump and the death of Iranian Commander Soleimani split down party lines.
The members, including Sens. John Cornyn and Ted Cruz, filed the amicus brief in a Supreme Court case asking the high court to reconsider its previous, controversial abortion ruling.
After Texas Rep. Chip Roy proposed legislation last spring to designate Mexican cartels as FTOs, President Trump announced earlier today his intentions to do just that.
After calling on lawmakers to designate Mexican cartels as Foreign Terrorist Organizations, Congressman Chip Roy is picking up support from his fellow Texans.
The House Judiciary Chairman's impeachment efforts are facing fresh resistance courtesy of Texas Congressman Lance Gooden.
With a partial government shutdown looming, the Democrat-controlled House extended current funding levels and kicked a federal spending debate to late November.
Rep. Lance Gooden held a town hall in his hometown of Terrell on Tuesday to hear from constituents before Congress returns in September.
The Tea Party's signature policy success faces its potential demise as the Trump Administration agrees to a big-spending budget deal with House Democrats.
The freshman Congressman hopes the bill will be something both parties can rally behind to cut down on child trafficking by cartels and human smugglers.
The legislation was headed for passage in the House until Rep. Tinderholt took to the floor and revealed how the drone bill threatened Texans' privacy.
In 2017, Missy Shorey became the first woman elected to lead the Dallas County Republican Party.
