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The Dallas ICE shooting has intensified political tensions, with leaders trading blame over immigration policies and border security. The incident sparks renewed debate ahead of key legislative discussions.
Texas Democrats are organizing a winner-take-all fundraiser to support candidates facing tough primary battles. The unique event aims to consolidate resources and boost competitiveness ahead of key elections.
The UTD chapter of Turning Point USA gathered Thursday to mourn the passing of founder Charlie Kirk. Members shared memories and honored his impact on conservative youth activism nationwide.
A gunman attacked a Dallas immigration office, fatally wounding one person. Authorities found an unused bullet inscribed with “ANTI-ICE,” signaling possible motives behind the assault, Reuters reports.
Former President Trump celebrated the Navy’s 250th anniversary at a rally-like event, undeterred by the ongoing government shutdown. The event highlighted his support amid political tensions.
Charlie Kirk, co-founder of Turning Point USA, was fatally shot in a tragic incident. Authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding the shooting. Further details are awaited as the community mourns the loss.
Dallas Congressman Colin Allred is challenging incumbent Ted Cruz in the U.S. Senate race. A former NFL linebacker and civil rights attorney, Allred aims to bring fresh energy to Texas politics.
Former Dallas ISD Superintendent Michael Hinojosa reflects on the district’s COVID-19 challenges and shares insights on his political future in an exclusive interview with The 74.
UPDATED: Dallas Observer reports on every Texas school district implementing book bans, highlighting widespread challenges to educational materials across the state amid ongoing debates over curriculum content and censorship.
At a Dallas rally, Donald Trump declared the U.S. a “dumping ground for the rest of the world,” criticizing immigration policies and calling for stricter border controls. His remarks sparked renewed debate on national security and immigration reform.
The Dallas Observer highlights “The 10 Ted Cruz-iest Things Sen. Ted Cruz Has Ever Done,” showcasing the Texas senator’s most defining and controversial moments that have shaped his political persona.
The U.S. Government Accountability Office (GAO) highlights a rising threat of domestic terrorism, urging enhanced federal coordination and resources to prevent attacks and safeguard national security.
Ruben Navarrette highlights that ICE has become a political target, fueling violence. He emphasizes that the agency’s role in immigration enforcement has made it a focal point in the heated political landscape.
Dallas police officers were ambushed in a deadly attack, prompting political leaders to express deep sorrow and condemnation. Officials vow to support law enforcement amid ongoing investigations.
A deadly shooting at a U.S. immigration center in Dallas has reignited fierce debate on violence and political rhetoric. Authorities continue investigation as communities demand answers and increased security measures.
A gunman opened fire at an ICE office in Dallas, killing a detainee and injuring others. Authorities are investigating the motive as law enforcement secures the scene. No arrests have been reported.
Live Updates: Former President Trump threatens mass firings amid rising tensions, while Fox News host Pete Hegseth calls for military leaders to intervene. Stay tuned for the latest developments.
Analysis: Amid Texas’ strong Republican landscape, Democratic “blue dots” emerge in urban centers and diverse communities, shaping the state’s evolving political dynamics, reveals The Texas Tribune.
The recent release of JFK files offers new insights but no major bombshells. Documents reveal expanded FBI surveillance and Cold War tensions, yet key assassination mysteries remain unsolved.
Senator Ted Cruz and Congressman Colin Allred have agreed to debate in the upcoming Texas U.S. Senate race, marking a pivotal moment in the closely watched contest, The Texas Tribune reports.