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Texas troops are among 1,500 National Guard members activated to support U.S. southern border security. The deployment aims to assist border patrol in managing increased crossings, officials said.
U.S. Sen. John Cornyn announced his intention to seek reelection in 2026, reinforcing his commitment to Texas voters. The seasoned Republican aims to continue his legislative work in the Senate.
Democrats Allred, Castro, O’Rourke, and Talarico convened to explore potential strategies and candidacies for the 2026 election cycle, signaling early coordination ahead of upcoming races.
A video featuring Dallas Indians players has ignited controversy, sparking outrage over racial H1B visa remarks. The incident has drawn widespread criticism, prompting calls for accountability and review.
The U.S. Navy is set to assess the current contamination levels at Hensley Field, a former military site in Dallas. The investigation aims to determine lingering environmental hazards and guide future cleanup efforts.
The Catholic Church has announced a “painful” decision to end its partnership with the U.S. government, citing irreconcilable differences. The move marks a significant shift in church-state relations, impacting joint initiatives.
The Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas highlights that U.S. tariff outcomes heavily depend on how trading partners respond. Retaliatory measures can alter trade dynamics, impacting economic growth and market stability.
Sophie Cunningham addresses misconceptions about her political views in a new statement, clarifying her stance amid growing public speculation. The Phoenix Mercury star emphasizes the importance of understanding beyond assumptions.
The article “Hepola: Sydney Sweeney, the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders and the politics of women’s bodies” explores how public figures and cultural icons shape debates on female autonomy and societal expectations in today’s media landscape.
Texas House Republicans have unveiled a new congressional map aimed at gaining five GOP seats. The redistricting effort seeks to strengthen the party’s hold amid ongoing partisan battles in the state.
Archived: A Texas company will pay $3 million after a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) probe uncovered the hiring of illegal aliens. The settlement highlights ongoing enforcement of immigration laws.
The BBC highlights four key takeaways from the latest JFK files release, describing the revelations as “exciting” but confirming no bombshell discoveries. The files add nuance but stop short of major breakthroughs.
In a 2016 address, President Obama reflected on Dallas following the police shootings, asserting the city would not relapse into the racial turmoil of the 1960s. He called for unity and progress amid the crisis.
The ongoing Texas redistricting battle has sparked a legislative standoff, with lawmakers deeply divided over new district maps. The dispute highlights broader political tensions shaping the state’s future power dynamics.
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.