Browsing: Politics
For decades, Camp Mystic in Texas has been a summer refuge for the daughters of the state’s political elite, offering exclusive programs that blend tradition, networking, and leadership development.
Government-funded R&D drives long-term productivity growth, says Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas. Investment in innovation boosts economic output, supporting sustained advancements across industries.
Alpha Kappa Alpha, Inc., the historic sorority of Kamala Harris, has launched a political action committee. The move aims to increase civic engagement and support candidates aligned with their mission.
Attacks on immigration facilities using fireworks, flashlights, and sniper tactics have heightened tensions, putting law enforcement on high alert. Agencies are ramping up security amid growing threats.
NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth delivers comprehensive coverage of Lone Star politics, offering timely updates, in-depth analysis, and interviews that spotlight key issues shaping Texas and national political landscapes.
Seventeen former professional football players have transitioned from the gridiron to the government, leveraging leadership skills gained on the field to serve as politicians. Business Insider explores their unique career shifts.
Sarah Palin gains ground in Alaska’s U.S. House race, while incumbent Senator Lisa Murkowski leads in the Senate contest, according to the latest election updates reported by PBS.
Texas is no monolith. The Washington Post identifies seven distinct political states within the Lone Star State, revealing diverse voting patterns shaped by urban, suburban, and rural divides.
“Less burnout, more babies” — Maga, a new movement led by young women, advocates for better work-life balance and family support. They challenge modern career pressures, aiming to revive motherhood without sacrificing well-being.
The April 5 Hands Off! protests are set across North Texas, with major gatherings planned in Dallas, Fort Worth, and surrounding areas. Organizers aim to spotlight social justice issues and promote community solidarity.
“Crime and Punishment” offers a lens into American politics, highlighting themes of guilt, justice, and moral ambiguity. Dallas News explores how Dostoevsky’s classic mirrors today’s political landscape and ethical dilemmas.
Sen. Ted Cruz faced backlash after referring to the Texas Rangers as the “Dallas Rangers,” sparking criticism from Arlington fans. Locals took to social media to defend their city and its baseball team.
Dallas protesters criticize President Trump, Elon Musk, and DOGE, condemning recent federal worker cuts. Demonstrators demand accountability and call for support amid growing job losses. CBS News reports.
“Love Island USA” has sparked a new era of toxic fandom, marked by intense social media harassment and divisive fan behavior, raising concerns about the impact of reality TV culture on viewers’ mental health, Time reports.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has launched an investigation into USA Fencing after a competitor took a knee during a recent event, spotlighting ongoing debates over protest actions in sports. (NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth)
As Texas undergoes redistricting, former President Trump aims to secure five GOP seats, intensifying the political battle. Democrats scramble to counter the move and protect their foothold in the state.
In “The Two Americas of 2016,” The New York Times explores the stark political and cultural divide shaping the presidential election, highlighting contrasting perspectives that defined the nation’s polarized landscape.
Political violence has marred recent US history, with motives and justifications varying widely—from ideological clashes to racial tensions. Understanding these incidents is key to addressing deep societal divisions.
Andy Beal, a close associate of Donald Trump, told D Magazine that the current U.S. government is the root of the nation’s issues. Beal’s comments underscore growing criticism from conservative circles.
“The Chosen,” a Christian-funded series about Jesus, is rapidly gaining traction across the US. Praised for its authentic storytelling, the show is reshaping faith-based media and drawing large, diverse audiences.