The 160-page ruling quotes U.S. Supreme Court Justice John Roberts and focuses heavily on a Trump administration letter that Texas cited in its redraw.

Two unnamed U.S. officials told the New York Times that the 200 Texas National Guard troops in Illinois would begin their departure as soon as Sunday.

U.S. Rep. Joaquin Castro said Friday that he wanted to team up with Allred, Talarico, O’Rourke to divide up 2026 statewide races, but that they hit an impasse over the U.S. Senate seat.

The bipartisan-run survey found Texas Latinos worry the GOP is ignoring ‘bread and butter’ issues like cost of living and healthcare.

The judges opting to hear the cases together marks a significant development in a saga that many believe will reach the U.S. Supreme Court.

The Trump administration has aggressively investigated the president’s adversaries for mortgage fraud. But it’s unclear whether the federal housing agency will probe allegations against the Texas atto...

About 200 Texas troops were still in Illinois as of Tuesday, as the Trump administration fights in court to dispatch them onto the streets of Chicago.

Supporters see ChatGPT as a way to help weed out inappropriate content, but critics say AI can include incorrect details and miss valuable context.

A new analysis of Census Bureau data finds that family and community ties run deep among unauthorized immigrants in Texas and in the San Antonio area.

State law prohibits public resources from being used for political purposes; DHHS says Gov. Jim Pillen can issue partisan statements.

The program, signed into law by former Gov. George W. Bush, has become a Republican target amid the party's broader DEI crackdown.

Supporters see ChatGPT as a way to help weed out inappropriate content, but critics say AI can include incorrect details and miss valuable context.

After watching the news about the Paris robbery, managers at Böcker decided to make the most of the publicity A family run German business unwittingly became wrapped up in the crown jewel heist at the Louvre museum in Paris and is turning the use of one of its furniture lifts into a publicity coup. “When you need to move fast” is the new tongue-in-cheek advertising tagline for the company Böcker, which is based in the town of Werne near Dortmund, in a campaign on Facebook and Instagram mounted within a day of the brazen thefts. Continue reading...