Robert Howden says the Legislature, not the courts, is the proper venue for establishing closed primaries.
Eduardo Aguilera-Gallardo was deported in 2025 after an immigration judge ordered his removal in 2022.
Dr. Albert Bimper’s academic scholarship focuses on the “intersection of race,” “intercollegiate athletics,” and “neoliberalism.”
Meta, MARA, Skybox, OpenAI, and Digital Realty have pledged to comply with new standards aimed at protecting Texas ratepayers, water supplies, and communities from the effects of data center expansion.
A judge has given Robert Howden until Monday to state whether the office will continue seeking dismissal of the GOP's lawsuit.
Gov. Abbott has demanded data centers pay for their own electric infrastructure and reuse water for cooling.
Eyes are on whether utility regulators will heed or ignore lawmakers and landowners on extra-high-voltage transmission line project.
Lawmakers who once clashed with the attorney general are now urging voters to unite behind the Republican ticket.
The settlement is considered a first of its kind and is expected to serve as a precedent for pending settlements in other states.
A Harris County judge kept Texas' Ten Commandments classroom law in place Friday, denying an emergency request from three Houston mothers as their lawsuit proceeds.
The Democrat Senate nominee said the experience was part of the religious tradition that eventually led him into politics.
President Trump’s One Big Beautiful Bill had removed taxing power that the regulations had relied upon.
