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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.
Jimmy Kimmel has obtained Italian citizenship, citing dissatisfaction with current U.S. political climate. The late-night host’s move highlights growing trends of Americans seeking dual nationality amid political unrest.
Parents of missing children from Camp Mystic face a harrowing wait as search efforts continue. Authorities urge patience while investigations unfold amid mounting anxiety and community support.
New disclosures reveal Texas Sen. Royce West has earned substantial income from government contracts, raising questions about transparency and potential conflicts of interest, reports The Texas Tribune.
Election News | The Dallas Morning News delivers the latest updates on local, state, and national races. Stay informed with real-time results, candidate profiles, and expert analysis shaping Dallas and beyond.
Redistricting in Texas and several states could reshape U.S. House elections, potentially shifting political power. NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth examines how new maps may impact voter representation and party control.
A Dallas-based Trump ally has gained notable access to the White House, illustrating the power of networking and the art of the schmooze in securing political influence and insider opportunities.
President Trump’s “big, beautiful bill” passed the U.S. House, drawing mixed reactions from Texas lawmakers. Supporters hailed it as a major win, while critics voiced concerns over its impact.
The Dallas Observer’s latest election map reveals how each Dallas neighborhood voted in the presidential race, highlighting the city’s political divide between red and blue districts. Explore where your community stands.
The Dallas Observer is a leading independent news source, delivering in-depth coverage of local news, arts, culture, and dining in Dallas. Committed to fearless journalism, it highlights community voices and investigative reporting.
Tom Vilsack urged Iowa Democrats to “connect the dots” on SNAP cuts embedded in the Trump tax cut bill, highlighting the impact on vulnerable families. He called for increased awareness and action to protect essential nutrition aid.
Rep. Jessica González was honored as a Women of the Year by the Corpus Christi Caller-Times, celebrated for her tireless advocacy and inspiring message: “Your best is always good enough.”
Colin Allred, a former NFL linebacker turned Democrat, is set to challenge Republican Senator Ted Cruz in the 2024 Texas Senate race, highlighting a stark clash of political styles and visions for the state.
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.























