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FederalCruz, Cornyn Criticize White House Response to Russian War Against Ukraine
Daniel FriendMarch 16, 2022
The Texas senators criticized the White House for its foreign policies leading up to and amid the ongoing Russian war against Ukraine.
Energy costs are soaring in Texas and throughout the world after a long period of cheap oil and gasoline prices.
Statewide NewsTaxes & SpendingTexas to Divest from Russian Businesses, Comptroller Says
Brad JohnsonMarch 4, 2022
The decision from the State of Texas comes as the Russian invasion of Ukraine moves into its second week.
FederalSenate Democrats Block Cruz’s Effort to Sanction Russian Pipeline
Daniel FriendJanuary 13, 2022
Most Senate Democrats backed the White House and voted against Sen. Ted Cruz’s measure to impose sanctions against Russia’s new pipeline.
FederalTexas Sen. Ted Cruz Stops Blockade on 32 Biden Nominees for Vote on Russian Pipeline Sanctions
Daniel FriendDecember 20, 2021
The Texas Senator agreed to stop his blockade of 32 Biden nominations in exchange for a vote on sanctions of a Russian pipeline within a few weeks.
FederalTaxes & SpendingMost Texas Republicans in U.S. House Vote for Annual Defense Bill After Removal of Controversial Provisions
Daniel FriendDecember 8, 2021
In a 363 to 70 vote, House members approved a $778 billion defense spending bill that now moves to the upper chamber.
FederalIssuesPelosi Announces House Will Proceed with Articles of Impeachment Against President Trump
Sarah McConnellDecember 5, 2019
If the House votes to impeach President Trump over alleged wrongdoings regarding interactions with Ukraine, a trial will take place in the Senate to determine whether or not to convict.
EnergyFederalFormer Texas Governor Rick Perry Officially Resigns as Secretary of Energy
Sarah McConnellDecember 2, 2019
The longest-serving governor in Texas history and a two-time presidential candidate, Rick Perry officially resigned as Secretary of Energy on Sunday.
EnergyFederalRep. John Carter Advocates Analog Backup After Cyber Attack in Ukraine Reveals U.S. Energy Grid Vulnerabilities
Brad JohnsonNovember 26, 2019
As our power infrastructure grows in complexity, a 2015 cyber attack in Ukraine has those concerned with security breaches looking towards simplicity.
EnergyFederalStatewide NewsRick Perry Resigns as Secretary of Energy
Sarah McConnellOctober 17, 2019
Secretary of Energy Rick Perry notified President Trump of his resignation today, making him the second cabinet secretary to do so in less than a week.