Mexico has not upheld its water treaty agreements consistently for the past 30 years.
Mexico has not upheld its water treaty agreements consistently for the past 30 years.
Litigation over a rigged $95M lottery jackpot includes a fight to hide companies and individuals involved in a scheme dubbed “money laundering” by lawmakers.
Antonio De Jesus Moreno Escobar secured seven jobs in three years with the falsified documents.
The endorsement follows President Donald Trump’s earlier backing of nearly every Republican incumbent in the Texas Legislature.
In his announcement, French said he would bring his “America First” approach to the Railroad Commission.
More than 135,000 requests have been submitted to start new chapters since Charlie Kirk’s assassination.
The university has issued ‘value neutral instruction’ guidelines.
The motion is a part of an ongoing case against Kenvue and Johnson & Johnson over the deceptive marketing of Tylenol.
State Rep. Brian Harrison is demanding answers from President Jim Davis.
The case is being remanded to a district court that previously blocked the law’s enforcement.
Newsom is rumored to be eyeing a 2028 presidential run.
The lawsuit contends that Roblox “utterly failed to implement adequate protections against sexual predators” while assuring parents that it takes “every precaution possible” to protect children.
The Commission for Public Higher Education is intended to counterbalance left-wing ideological capture.
More than a hundred school districts put bond propositions and permanent tax rate increases on the November 4 ballot.
Las Vegas Sands had bet big on former Southlake Mayor John Huffman, who finished third.
Multiple student groups filed the lawsuit against the accountability measure.
After the discovery of a Texas A&M class instructing how to promote LGBT to children, another revelation surfaces.
Hinojosa has been vocal in her opposition to school choice legislation and bills aimed at protecting children from sexually explicit materials in school libraries.
Professor Tom Alter called the U.S. government “bloodthirsty” and “profit-driven.”
Two board members of the “objective option for accreditation” have pro-DEI records.
The proposed Muslim compound has been the subject of numerous state investigations.
The outcome of this case will determine whether Texas’ new congressional map is used for the 2026 midterm elections.
More than a hundred students gathered in front of the UT Tower to “stop the compact.”
During drought conditions when water is finite, critical planning based on reliable data is imperative to responsibly allocate resources.
Candidates revealed how they will deal with the illegal activity in office.