A total of 140 pounds of cocaine was seized in a matter of two days at two separate ports of entry.
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Texas A&M Bachelor’s Degree #1 in the State for Return on Investment
Among Texas public university graduates, those with STEM degrees from A&M earn the most.
Texas GOP Fires Back at ‘Baseless’ Ethics Complaint Filed by State Rep. Cody Harris
Harris is among a minority of Republicans who refuse to support the Republican nominee for speaker of the House.
Meet the Freshmen: Janis Holt
Holt is focusing on pressing issues unique to her district, including the Colony Ridge illegal alien development.
Incoming Lawmaker Leery of Meta Moving Its ‘Content Moderators’ to Texas
Katrina Pierson warned the company to “leave your politics in California.”
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Donald Trump Wins Texas
Redistricting conducted since the last presidential election has given Texas 40 electoral votes—two more than in 2020.
Republicans Flip South Texas Senate Seat
The rematch between Democrat incumbent Morgan LaMantia and Republican Adam Hinojosa swung in Hinojosa’s favor.
Republicans Sweep Statewide Judicial Elections in Texas
Republicans won all three Supreme Court seats up for election and all three Court of Criminal Appeals seats.
Republicans Flip Two South Texas House Seats
Denise Villalobos and Don McLaughlin have flipped longtime Democrat seats in South Texas.
Republicans Defend Two Bexar County House Seats
Two House seats in the San Antonio area will remain Republican.
Republican Monica De La Cruz Secures South Texas Congressional Seat
The Republican incumbent faced off against her 2022 Democrat opponent, Michelle Vallejo, in a rematch.
Sen. Ted Cruz Beats Colin Allred for US Senate Seat
Cruz will now serve his third consecutive term.
Research Highlights the Paths for Growth of Nuclear Power in Texas
Life:Powered suggests nuclear generated energy may be the answer to Texas’ future energy needs.
Study: Sports Betting Increases Strain on Vulnerable Households
Texas lawmakers have recently pushed a sports betting policy that would harm Texans.
DOJ Agrees to No Election Monitors Inside Texas Polling Centers
After Paxton filed a lawsuit against the DOJ to prevent their entry into Texas polling places, the Office of the Attorney General has announced that they have reached a settlement that will keep them out.
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Texas A&M Offers Pro-LGBTQ Resources With Taxpayer Funds
The university offers resources like a “Q-Closet” and multiple scholarships dedicated to LGBTQ students and their advocates.
Oklahoma Deploys National Guard to Texas-Mexico Border
The deployment follows Texas Gov. Greg Abbott’s request for assistance in handling Biden’s border crisis.
Ken Paxton Files Motion to Dismiss Articles of Impeachment
Paxton’s team argues the articles of impeachment “override the will of the people.”
State Rep. Mark Dorazio Running for Re-election
The Republican is seeking a second term representing Texas House District 122 in San Antonio.
Republican National Committee Race Heats Up
Debbie Georgatos is now running against Randan Steinhauser and incumbent Toni Anne Dashiell for a seat on the RNC.
Texas Lawmakers Call for State to Stop Biden’s Galveston Wind Farm
If the proposed measures are enacted, Land Commissioner Dawn Buckingham could deny the Biden administration permits to run cables from the wind turbines through Texas-controlled waters.
GOP Primary Heats Up in Texas House District 1
Three Republican candidates are now confirmed in the northeast Texas race, including incumbent VanDeaver.
Fort Worth ISD Parents Upset Over Woke ‘Girls Inc.’ School Program
According to local activists, the program may cost taxpayers thousands of dollars to indoctrinate children with leftist teachings.
‘Triple Take’ Tells True Story Behind ‘Sound of Freedom’
A documentary shows the real events dramatized in the hit film exposing the global child sex trafficking industry.
Abbott Calls for DHS Head’s Impeachment
Earlier this week, the federal government filed a lawsuit against Texas for its newly implemented “marine barriers.”