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More than half of Americans believe that the situation at the southern border amounts to an invasion while another third expressed worry over being replaced by illegal immigrants.

Nearly two dozen Republican state treasurers around the country are working to thwart climate action on state and federal levels, fighting regulations that would make clear the economic risks posed

A new study says Texas still has a favorable image with a significant share of Americans.

Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. famously declared that there was no such thing as Trump judges or Obama judges. He's about to get a very real test on that matter.

While Texas is experiencing excessive and baking heat wave, the state's electricity usage shot up to an all-time high. The latest power use has topped levels last seen before the Wuhan [...]

After six years away, the erudite Texans ponder the state of the nation. Review by Kieron Tyler

While Texas Gov. Greg Abbott has announced he won't be in attendance as initially planned, the NRA convention in Houston is set to go on as scheduled, with former President Trump as the headliner. Hallie Jackson reports on the convention and how musicians are pulling out of an NRA concert.

AG Pax­ton Amends Google Law­suit to Include ​“Incog­ni­to Mode” as Anoth­er Decep­tive Trade Prac­tices Act Violation.

Texas voters may have the opportunity to settle the life issue in a state election late next year.

Recent pro-life bills have tacitly relied on the hassle women encounter in traveling across state lines to obtain an abortion. Timing, costs, and other factors may inhibit their ability to obtain [...]