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The poll worker who received the prize said he was told he only received the minimum reward as larger ones were reserved for "bigger fish."

Norman Grueneich, who taught theatre arts, can also be heard asking why there's no white history month.

Emails obtained by the Houston Chronicle reveal state employees discussed removing the website just minutes after Abbott's opponent posted on Twitter.

Biden's support among independents has steadily decreased every month of his presidency, a trend closely tied to his handling of the pandemic.

Eric Kortz told investigators he "went to put some bullets" in his former neighbor, who Kortz believed poisoned him and his family with cyanide.

Cara Hentschel, who's facing four charges, sent a Facebook message saying "We storm peloskis office and took her beer [sic]. She drinks Corona."

Vaccine mandates present the risk of staff shortages, but several industries are finding very little resistance from their employees.

Despite threats of arrest, state Democrats returned to the chamber of their own volition and will begin deliberating on Gov. Abbott's agenda.

People familiar with the situation told The New York Times that the FDA will allow some other doses to be distributed, but with a warning attached.

Capitol Police Officer James Blassingame said he wouldn't have survived the January 6 attack if he fired his gun: "You don't have enough bullets."