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A new poll reveals Jasmine Crockett may have the edge over incumbent Ken Paxton in the Texas Senate race, signaling a potential upset in the upcoming election, reports the El Paso Times.
Erika Kirk has launched a political revival tour alongside pastor Greg Laurie, aiming to inspire faith and civic engagement. The tour underscores the growing role of evangelical leaders in politics.
Democrats are pushing to extend polling hours in several major Texas counties, citing concerns over voter access and long wait times. The move aims to ensure more Texans can participate in upcoming elections.
After her Senate bid ended in defeat, Jasmine Crockett returns to Washington amid fresh scrutiny. The Dallas congresswoman now faces new questions as she resumes her role in the House, navigating a shifting political landscape.
A closely contested Texas Statehouse race signals potential challenges for Republicans as shifting demographics and voter sentiment narrow their historically strong hold, raising stakes for the 2024 elections.
The GOPIO-Dallas Chapter was officially inaugurated with a grand ceremony attended by community and political leaders, marking a new chapter in fostering Indian diaspora engagement and cultural unity in the region.
Dallas is among several U.S. cities shaken by allegations of sexual abuse linked to Cesar Chavez. The report, detailed by the Dallas Observer, has sparked widespread concern and calls for investigation.
At CPAC, the “America First” faction is reconsidering its stance on war, debating whether military engagement could serve U.S. interests amid rising global tensions, signaling a potential shift in conservative foreign policy.
The Texas and North Carolina 2026 primary kickoff delivered key insights: heightened voter engagement, emerging candidate frontrunners, regional policy priorities, campaign strategy shifts, and early fundraising trends shaping the race.
Bill O’Reilly skyrocketed to fame as a top Fox News host but faced a rapid downfall amid multiple sexual harassment allegations. USA Today charts his contentious rise and fall in this detailed timeline.
Sen. John Cornyn, Texas’ senior senator, plays a key role in Senate leadership. Known for his conservative stance, he focuses on border security, judiciary issues, and economic policies shaping both Texas and national debates.
Advocates claim Texas Republicans suppressed votes during the primaries, calling it a warning for future elections. Concerns rise over restrictive measures allegedly targeting minority and opposition voters.
The Texas Senate primary between Crockett and Talarico heats up after a pulled interview with Colbert on PBS sparks controversy, intensifying scrutiny and campaign tensions in the closely watched race.
The Dallas News editorial cartoon highlights the rising concern over political violence in the U.S. It underscores the urgent need for unity and dialogue amid growing tensions, illustrating the deep divisions threatening democracy.
U.S. and Mexican cattle ranchers are leveraging economic integration to advance scientific collaboration, setting aside political differences. Their joint efforts focus on innovation and sustainability in the cattle industry.
The Texas U.S. Senate race heats up as Democratic candidates launch intensive campaigns across North Texas, drawing national attention ahead of the crucial midterm elections, CBS News reports.
A data-driven Christian nationalist network played a pivotal role in Donald Trump’s rise, leveraging targeted messaging and grassroots mobilization to secure key votes, The Guardian reveals in an in-depth investigation.
Pew Research reveals deep dissatisfaction with U.S. politics, showing a majority of Americans express discontent with the current political climate. The findings highlight widespread concerns about governance and partisanship.
Voting confusion in Texas stems from widespread conspiracy theories about ballot counting, fueling mistrust and misinformation. NBC News investigates how these claims impact voter confidence and election integrity in the state.
In a recent New York Times feature, seven Americans from diverse backgrounds share their perspectives on who they hold responsible for the government shutdown, revealing sharp divisions in public opinion.























