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Biden Loses To Little-Known Contender In Loving County Thanks To One Voter
Frankie Lozada, a guy with 217 followers on X/Twitter, defeated President Joe Biden by 100 points to Biden's 0 in the presidential primary in...
Air Force Employee Charged With Sharing Classified Info On Dating Site!
An employee of the U.S. Air Force thought he was chatting with a Ukrainian woman on a dating website, but it turns out he...
Uvalde Report On Mass Shooting Clears Officers Of Wrongdoing, Sparks Outrage
The city of Uvalde's investigation into the 2022 shooting at Robb Elementary School has finally been released after 20 months, clearing local officers of...
TEA Imposes Conservatorship On Texas’ Largest Charter School Network
The Texas Education Agency has placed the state’s largest charter school network under conservatorship following a multiyear investigation into alleged financial misconduct.
IDEA Public Schools...
Paxton’s Political Vendetta Yields Partial Success
Attorney General Ken Paxton spent considerable effort trying to unseat House members who voted to impeach him and court judges who blocked his attempts...
Allred Wins Democratic Primary For US Senate, Aims To Unseat Ted Cruz
U.S. Representative Colin Allred won the Democratic primary for U.S. Senate on Tuesday and is now ready to challenge Senator Ted Cruz.
Allred defeated his...
Abbott’s Crusade Against the ‘Rural 16’ Yields Mixed Results
Governor Greg Abbott entered the March primary with a determination to target fellow Republicans who thwarted his aspirations for a widespread voucher-like program aimed...
Speaker Dade Phelan Appears Headed to Runoff
Early primary voting returns suggest that Texas House Speaker Dade Phelan is facing a tough challenge as he falls slightly behind GOP contender David...
Supreme Court Halts Texas Immigration Law: What You Need to Know
The U.S. Supreme Court has temporarily frozen a Texas law that allows state officials to arrest migrants and order them to leave the country.
On...
Texas, Second Hungriest State, Rejects Federal Aid For Child Nutrition
Texas, the second hungriest state in the U.S., turned down $450 million in federal funds to feed low-income children this summer.
The Summer Electronic Benefit...
