Texas Republicans have been speaking out against the WHO’s new regulations for the past year.
Texas Republicans have been speaking out against the WHO’s new regulations for the past year.
Lawmakers have already been questioning whether the U.S. Department of Homeland Security can adequately monitor more than 1 million parolees.
Lina Elizabeth Chilel Bail was encountered in Texas in 2022 but was released.
Federal officials canceled a BlackRock-backed offshore wind project planned near Port Arthur, Texas, and Lake Charles, Louisiana.
Lawmakers urge the Department of Energy to stop “dragging its heels” in approving liquid natural gas permits.
Chip Roy along with 17 other congressmen asked Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas to produce the exact number of illegal aliens residing in the U.S.
Before the indictment was unsealed on Friday, Cuellar denied any wrongdoing and said he would run for re-election.
More than 10,000 illegal aliens have been flown directly into Texas by the Biden administration.
The measure specifically targets the Federal Student Aid of those who have attacked police in the ongoing anti-Israel demonstrations.
The Supreme Court rejected an emergency appeal from an association representing porn companies.
The Venezuelan national entered near El Paso and was apprehended and released on six different occasions before being caught by ICE.
The Texas Hispanic Policy Foundation poll shows Cruz leading Allred by five percentage points.
Allred was present, however, for the $95 billion foreign aid bill for funding to Ukraine and Israel.
The U.S. House recommended the top federal border security official to the Senate for removal on Tuesday.
Afghan national Mohammed Karwan was released into the U.S. twice previously.
Commies of a (trust fund) feather flock together.
Republicans cannot afford to do what they have largely always done with a Senate majority: set it on a shelf, polish it, and admire it from afar.
Primary opponents attacked U.S. Rep. Van Taylor’s record during a Collin County Republican Party forum.
With the mixed results from the U.S. Supreme Court, talk of a potential fourth special session of the Texas Legislature to ban vaccine mandates in the state has grown.
On Friday morning, the Supreme Court overturned lower court decisions that purported to enjoin judges and clerks from docketing cases filed under the Texas Heartbeat Act, leaving the core of the act intact.
The Texas Association of School Boards refuses to withdraw from the national association, where one of their own has been leading the fight against parents.
Although Biden’s vaccine mandate has been halted following further court action, if it’s not officially overturned, critical nuclear plant employees could face termination.
The legislation, signed into law in September, was set to go into effect on Thursday.
Adhering to the Biden administration’s executive order mandating vaccines for all federal contractors, Rice University is requiring all employees to vaccinate or request a medical or religious exemption.
In an amicus curiae brief to the U.S. Supreme Court, the Texas Association of School Boards supports censoring board members’ free speech.