As November’s general election approaches, preliminary polling shows differing trends in statewide and congressional district races.
After nearly two months of civic unrest and riots over the killing of George Floyd, the U.S. House voted to remove statues of Confederate figures in the Capitol.
The Trump administration is facing pressure to utilize the Defense Production Act, a Cold War-era policy giving the president authority to direct private industry. Here's a look at its history and the current debate.
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.
The president signed the coronavirus supplemental after mounting cases and concerns over the virus have reverberated across the country.
Texas Rep. Dan Crenshaw's proposed legislation prohibiting drone sales with China passed by voice vote in the House with support from fellow Texas Rep. Van Taylor.
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 more than 20 entities linked to local governments in Texas fell victim to cyberattacks in August, Rep. Van Taylor introduced legislation aimed at enhancing cybersecurity for state and local systems.
Passage of the USMCA trade deal — often referred to as NAFTA 2.0 — has largely been ignored as the House has focused on its impeachment inquiry.
Another state representative called for Rep. Poncho Nevárez to step down from his leadership positions. The embattled chairman is set to receive his state pension if he completes his term.
With a partial government shutdown looming, the Democrat-controlled House extended current funding levels and kicked a federal spending debate to late November.
