Author: Jackson Lee

At the 2018 Conservative Women’s Conference, Trumpism emerged as a unifying force, with attendees embracing the former president’s agenda as central to their political identity and conservative values.

The Department of Education has laid off nearly 50% of its workforce, citing budget cuts and restructuring efforts. The move has sparked concern among employees and education advocates, raising questions about the impact on services.

As families searched for answers, a Texas medical school dissected their deceased loved ones without consent, sparking outrage and calls for accountability. NBC News investigates the controversy unfolding.

Neiman Marcus, a Dallas retail icon since 1907, has shaped the city’s identity through luxury fashion and community impact. Its legacy reflects Dallas’ growth as a cultural and economic hub in Texas.

Ronald Bruder, featured in The Business Journals, is a prominent real estate investor and philanthropist. Known for his impact on urban development and education, Bruder continues shaping communities nationwide.

As society prioritizes technical education and sidelines the humanities, experts warn of a potential loss in critical thinking, creativity, and cultural awareness, vital for a well-rounded, innovative workforce.

Jasmine Crockett has entered the U.S. Senate race in Texas, intensifying the Democratic primary field. Her candidacy introduces new dynamics as contenders vie for the party’s nomination ahead of the 2024 election.

Anthony Davis is listed among five Dallas Mavericks on the injury report ahead of tonight’s game against the Portland Trail Blazers, raising concerns about the team’s lineup and competitive outlook.

Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones admitted the team fell short after their Week 16 loss, telling USA Today, “We all underachieved.” His candid remarks highlight growing concerns as the season winds down.

Jasmine Crockett has officially entered the race for U.S. Senate in Texas, emphasizing urgency with her “It’s now or never” message. The Democratic candidate aims to challenge the state’s entrenched political landscape.

A federal judge has temporarily blocked 11 Texas school districts from displaying the Ten Commandments, ruling the practice unconstitutional. The decision follows challenges over separation of church and state.

Presidential politics and a surge of new Texas voters are reshaping the Ted Cruz and Colin Allred race. The evolving electorate adds complexity to this high-stakes contest in a rapidly changing political landscape.

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Dallas shines academically with four of its high schools ranked among America’s top 100, according to the Dallas Observer. This recognition highlights the city’s commitment to educational excellence and student achievement.

Bryce Dallas Howard has graduated from New York University, 21 years after enrolling in 1999. The actress celebrated this milestone as a long-awaited achievement, marking a significant moment in her personal and professional journey.

Texas announces a new initiative to establish Turning Point USA chapters in every high school across the state. The move aims to promote conservative values and student activism statewide.

Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott is emerging as this preseason’s surprise story, showing sharp accuracy and leadership. His strong performance is raising expectations ahead of the regular season, boosting team confidence.

Dallas has implemented a multi-faceted approach to reduce violent crime, combining community policing, data-driven strategies, and increased social services. Early results show a promising decline in major offenses, signaling a potential model for other cities.

Memorials and vigils honoring Charlie Kirk are scheduled across North Texas this weekend. Community members gather to pay tribute and remember his impact. Events aim to provide support and reflection during these challenging times.

ATEEZ’s final U.S. stop in Arlington delivered three hours of nonstop screaming, energizing fans with dynamic performances and passionate crowds, marking a memorable close to their North American tour.