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The Catholic Church’s growing rift with the U.S. government signals a shift in political and social dynamics. This divide highlights deeper conflicts over policy, religious freedoms, and moral values impacting millions.
On Election Day in Texas, voters can expect long lines, strict ID requirements, and a mix of in-person and early voting options. PBS highlights key rules and what residents should prepare for before heading to the polls.
Former President Trump’s order to limit birthright citizenship could reshape Texas demographics, impacting immigrant communities and legal debates. The policy’s effects may be profoundly felt in diverse cities like Dallas.
Sen. Ted Cruz channels the spirit of Bruce Alger and early 1960s Dallas conservatism, reviving a legacy of staunch Republican activism and outspoken political defiance in the city’s evolving landscape.
PBS’s “American Experience” highlights 5 pivotal moments when U.S. presidential commissions exposed truths, shaped policy, and sparked national debate, revealing the profound impact of these investigative bodies on American history.
Dallas Police Chief announced officers will not participate in ICE raids, assuring immigrant communities that local law enforcement will not assist federal immigration enforcement, aiming to build trust and safety.
New maps reveal stark partisan redistricting efforts by Republicans, illustrating strategic boundaries that dilute opposition votes. Critics warn these tactics undermine fair elections and threaten democracy, as detailed in The Guardian.
Donald Trump rallied supporters in Dallas, asserting confidently, “Donald Trump isn’t going to lose Texas.” His visit underscores the state’s pivotal role in the 2024 election as he seeks to energize the Republican base.
American politics has grown increasingly divisive, fueled by polarization, media fragmentation, and growing distrust in institutions. These factors combine to deepen gridlock and erode public confidence, prompting urgent calls for reform.
Ted Cruz secured a decisive victory, bolstering his White House ambitions. His strategic campaigning and strong grassroots support in Texas proved pivotal, keeping his presidential bid firmly alive.
Former President Donald Trump has appointed Bo Hines to the Presidential Council on Digital Assets, signaling a strategic move to influence crypto policy, Reuters reports. The council aims to shape future digital currency regulations.
Dallas grapples with the legacy of JFK’s assassination, a defining and painful chapter in its history. Despite progress, lingering resentment and divisions rooted in that era continue to simmer beneath the city’s surface.
Tensions rise as Canadian officials express frustration over Texas policies under Governor Greg Abbott. Critics argue his hardline approach is straining cross-border relations, complicating trade and diplomatic ties.
Ross Perot, the outspoken Texas billionaire who twice ran for president as an independent, died at 89. Known for his brash style and focus on fiscal issues, Perot left a lasting impact on American politics.
At a post-election rally in Dallas, crowds chanted, “No Trump, no KKK, no racist USA,” expressing strong opposition to former President Donald Trump and racism. The event highlighted ongoing political tensions in the city.
County by county, North Texans showed varied voting patterns in the 2024 presidential election, reflecting diverse political preferences across the region, NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth reports.
Colin Allred, facing a tough race against Ted Cruz, says he doesn’t anticipate national party assistance—and he’s okay with that. The Dallas congressman emphasizes grassroots efforts to secure victory.
As former President George W. Bush settles into life in Dallas, his focus shifts from politics to family and leisure. Golf outings and quality time with loved ones now define his daily routine, marking a quieter post-presidency phase.
Former U.S. Rep. Eddie Bernice Johnson, a pioneering Black Democratic leader from Texas, has died at 89. Johnson was known for her decades-long service and advocacy on science, technology, and social justice issues.
Following the Dallas shooting in 2016, Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump struck contrasting tones. Clinton called for unity and reform, while Trump emphasized law and order, highlighting their divergent responses to violence.