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With seven people killed and close to a million losing power, the recent storms hit Texas hard, showcasing the vulnerabilities of its isolated grid.

Texas Rep. Jasmine Crocket is raising cash off her viral spat with Georgia Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene during a House Oversight Committee hearing this week by selling a "Clapback Collection" of swag.

Explosive population growth, greater demand for data centers and evolving AI are fueling the Texas economy and a greater demand for energy.

Explosive population growth, greater demand for data centers and evolving AI are fueling the Texas economy and a greater demand for energy.

Environmental and labor groups support cost-saving bill

Once the Republican and Democratic candidates are settled, Texans in November will cast ballots for a gauntlet of local, state and federal offices.

"This is a direct attack from the progressive left to try and stop Texit," the Texas Nationalist Movement said in a statement to Newsweek.

Secessionists in Texas have called a bill that would require the state's power grid to connect to the nation's major grids a "direct attack" on efforts to…

Saying "It's time to break up with blackouts," Rep. Greg Casar introduced a bill Wednesday that would force Texas to join national electric grids.