The Fink Files: A Conversation With Former Florida Governor Jeb Bush
The popular former Governor is still a Republican heavy-hitter.
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The popular former Governor is still a Republican heavy-hitter.
A lawsuit by a group of Texas parents asks state courts to declare the school finance system unconstitutional due to inefficiency.
Governor Rick Perry is set to undergo surgery to repair his right clavicle, which has yet to properly heal following a 2009 bicycle accident.
Seven states asked to block an federal mandate that requires birth control coverage for employees of religious-affiliated hospitals, schools and programs.
The gay community plans to bombard Dallas Mayor Mike Rawlings with phone calls, urging him to sign a pledge in support of same-sex marriage.
The prosecutor leading an aggressive push to free wrongly imprisoned inmates is calling for a review of the capital punishment system.
A battle over abortion could kill a program providing 130,000 women in Texas with free healthcare.
Two big names in Presidential politics made their way to North Texas Thursday. One of the frontrunners for the Republican nomination, Rick Santorum, made his second visit here this month. He shared the spotlight with a man who is still the subject of Presidential rumors, Former Florida Governor Jeb Bush.
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Rick Santorum entered last night's debate as the frontrunner. As a result, he was beaten up by his Republican challengers.
Fort Worth Mayor Betsy Price will hold her first-ever State of the City address on Thursday, using a somewhat unorthodox style.
The Republican candidates say more must be done to combat illegal immigration. The topic was a natural for Wednesday night's debate in Mesa, Arizona.
Republicans vying to for the U.S. Senate seat being vacated by Kay Bailey Hutchison squared off in Dallas Wednesday. But the frontrunner, David Dewhurst, chose not to attend.
After Rick Santorum surged into the lead in the Michigan polls, Mitt Romney is now back in the lead in some polls.
The Texas economy is coming back, but the state budget is still in trouble, top budget experts told lawmakers Tuesday.
