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The Senate has confirmed Dallas prosecutor Damien Diggs as the first Black U.S. attorney for East Texas, marking a historic milestone in the region’s legal community. Diggs brings extensive experience to the role.
The U.S. conducted a strike on Iran’s nuclear sites, escalating tensions in the Middle East. Officials cite efforts to halt Iran’s nuclear advancements, warning of potential regional instability.
At First Baptist Dallas, the congregation erupted in cheers and a spirited “USA!” chant following former President Donald Trump’s speech, highlighting strong support amid the church’s ongoing political engagement.
In a concession speech to Ted Cruz, MJ Hegar vowed to continue fighting to overturn Texas’ restrictive abortion ban, emphasizing her commitment to reproductive rights amid the contentious election results.
NFL owners’ political donations have surged to $28 million, with a notable lean toward Republican candidates, according to USA Today. The increase highlights growing political influence within the league’s ownership ranks.
Texas Republicans approved a Trump-backed congressional map Wednesday after Democrats ended a two-week walkout, allowing the GOP to advance their redistricting plan ahead of the 2024 elections.
Texas Republicans are advancing plans to redraw electoral maps, targeting Democratic districts to limit their influence. The move intensifies partisan battles over voting power ahead of upcoming elections.
The Dallas GOP is calling on residents to become precinct chairs, aiming to bolster local political engagement and influence party decisions at the grassroots level. This move seeks to strengthen community representation and GOP presence in Dallas.
Business Insider highlights 9 of history’s most iconic political power couples, showcasing partnerships that shaped nations and global policies. From strategic alliances to dynamic duos, these couples left lasting legacies.
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The family of U.S. Rep. Eddie Bernice Johnson plans to sue a Dallas hospital, alleging negligence in her care. The legal action highlights concerns over medical errors in the facility. Further details are forthcoming.
The Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas highlights a rise in the market value of U.S. government debt, reflecting shifting interest rates and investor demand amid economic uncertainty, impacting fiscal policy and markets.
Hundreds gathered in Dallas to protest the Jewish National Fund (JNF) Conference, accusing the organization of funding violence in Gaza. Demonstrators called for accountability amid ongoing regional tensions.
In politics, pro athletes and team owners mirror the wider public—deeply divided. From voting patterns to public statements, their views reflect broader societal splits, revealing the sports world is far from politically unified.
Migrant children continue to arrive at the Dallas Convention Center as officials work urgently to expand capacity and provide essential care. The administration faces mounting pressure to address the growing influx swiftly.
A Dallas reporter has cautioned Micah Parsons against diving into politics amid ongoing tensions between the Cowboys star and owner Jerry Jones. The rift continues to draw attention within the NFL and media circles.
The Justice Department will investigate the Muslim Development Foundation in Texas, Sen. John Cornyn announced. The inquiry aims to assess potential legal violations amid rising concerns over funding and activities.
NFL players protesting during the national anthem have sparked controversy, drawing sharp criticism from former President Trump. The debate over patriotism and free speech continues to divide fans and officials alike.
U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz has secured a victory over Democrat Colin Allred in the recent Texas Senate race, solidifying his position and underscoring the state’s continuing GOP strength, The Texas Tribune reports.
Minnesota Governor Tim Walz told Texas Democrats a U.S. Senate race victory is within reach, urging energized efforts to challenge Republican dominance in the state, as reported by The Texas Tribune.