After weeks of conflicting rulings, the Supreme Court has issued an order that will allow abortion drugs to continue to be available.
Lawmakers say a U.S. Supreme Court ruling last year has paved the way to allow the Ten Commandments and Bible study time back into public schools.
The school's "holistic review" admits 20 percent of students under "special circumstances," which includes the race of the applicant.
Sen. Joan Huffman wants to ensure that non-public judicial records will not be released without authorization.
The Brackeen family has been engulfed in a legal battle to adopt the sister of their adoptive son because of regulations under the Indian Child Welfare Act.
While coal is not king in Texas like it is in West Virginia, coal producers in Texas are taking note of the court's ruling that the EPA overstepped its bounds.
Judge Mark Pittman has asked parties in a Texas concealed carry lawsuit to submit briefs about the effects of a new SCOTUS decision on their case.
The Ted Cruz campaign won a challenge at the Supreme Court over a $250,000 limit on candidate loan forgiveness.
Cornyn and Cruz cited Jackson’s record of reduced sentencing in criminal cases as a reason for their opposition to her nomination.
"[T]here is a rich history of clerical prayer at the time of a prisoner’s execution," Chief Justice John Roberts wrote.
The Texas senators probed Judge Jackson on her judicial philosophy, views on Critical Race Theory, and record in the courtroom.
The U.S. Supreme Court's decision will let the Fifth Circuit of Appeals have the Supreme Court of Texas weigh in on the case.
