Texas Democratic Senate contender James Talarico raises $2.5M after Stephen Colbert interview pulled from ‘Late Show’ broadcast
Texas Senate Candidate Raises $2.5 Million Post-Colbert Interview WASHINGTON – James Talarico, a Democratic U.S. Senate candidate from Texas, managed to raise an impressive $2.5 million within just a day following his interview on CBS’s “Late Show” with Stephen Colbert being pulled from the air. His campaign team proudly called this the “biggest fundraising day […]
Local Resistance Prevents ICE’s Proposal for a Large Detention Center in North Texas
Resistance in Hutchins, Texas, Halts ICE Mega-Detention Center Plans In Hutchins, Texas, a local movement has successfully pushed back against a proposed ICE mega-detention center, leading to the plan’s collapse. Residents rallied together, urging property owners to reject any agreements with the Department of Homeland Security (DHS). This outcome followed weeks of increasing opposition from […]
Jury in Texas grants $3.2 million to student wrongfully accused of bullying based on race
Texas Jury Awards $3.2 Million for False Bullying Allegations A Texas jury has rendered a significant ruling in a case that captured national attention and sparked considerable outrage. After five years, college freshman Asher Vann was awarded $3.2 million in damages due to false allegations of racially motivated bullying made against him. The jury concluded […]
Mike Elko from Texas A&M Claims College Football is ‘At Risk’ and Calls for New Leadership
Why Is College Football Such a Mess? College football, a major sport, seems to be grappling with significant dysfunction. There’s a staggering amount of money involved, and that figure has only grown since the College Football Playoff (CFP) expanded. Major conferences have seen increased revenues, particularly through television contracts. This has led to the rise […]
Mistrial announced in Texas ICE ambush case due to lawyer’s civil rights shirt
Mistrial Declared in Antifa Case Due to Attorney’s Shirt A federal judge announced a mistrial on Tuesday for nine individuals linked to Antifa, who are facing charges tied to the ambush and shooting of a police officer at an ICE detention center in Texas. The decision was sparked by a T-shirt worn by one of […]
Texas Attorney General Debate: Passionate Republicans ready to clash
Texas Attorney General Debate Set for Tuesday As the Republican primary for Texas attorney general approaches, an intense debate is anticipated among several prominent conservative candidates. Taking place at the iconic Granada Theater in Dallas, the debate is scheduled for Tuesday at 7 pm CT. Hosted by the Republican Attorneys Association (RAGA), it will be […]
Texas Woman Charged for Transporting Unauthorized Immigrants near the Border
Troopers from the Texas Department of Public Safety intercepted a human smuggling operation on US-90 in Kinney County. They pulled over a black Cadillac XT5 that was being driven by a woman from San Antonio. The officers arrested her for allegedly transporting four individuals, including two children from Belize, to various locations in Texas and […]
New York is losing jobs to Texas, and Mamdani’s tax proposal will make the situation worse, according to a report.
New York is reportedly shedding thousands of jobs to Texas, which is seen as a more business-friendly environment. According to a recent report from the New York City Partnership, Mayor Zoran Mamdani’s initiative to raise corporate taxes may only speed up this trend. The analysis indicates that Texas’s low-tax approach has effectively attracted businesses, pulling […]
Trump is uncertain about the Texas Senate primary involving Cornyn, Paxton, and Hunt.
President Donald Trump has not yet decided which candidate to support in the highly competitive Republican Senate primary in Texas. While speaking to reporters on Air Force One, he said, “I haven’t made a decision on that race yet. I like all three of them.” With early voting set to begin ahead of the March […]
Early voting starts in heated Texas primaries
Texas Primary Election Early Voting Dates Announced Early voting for Texas’ primary election, scheduled for March 3, starts on Tuesday, February 17, and ends on Friday, February 27, according to the Texas Secretary of State. The primary elections for the U.S. Senate in Texas are drawing national attention, as Republicans aim to hold their majority […]