Spirited Facebook Live Discussion On President Trump's First Year In Office
Democrats and Republicans butted heads over who can take credit for the booming U.S. economy: President Trump or President Obama.
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Democrats and Republicans butted heads over who can take credit for the booming U.S. economy: President Trump or President Obama.
Two Democrats and two Republicans will be a part of the discussion on Facebook Live.
The federal criminal fraud case against Democratic Sen. Carlos Uresti of San Antonio opened Monday. The nearly dozen charges against Uresti include securities fraud, wire fraud and money laundering.
President Donald Trump on Monday approved tariffs on imported solar-energy components and large washing machines in a bid to help U.S. manufacturers.
Dallas County Republican Party Chair Missy Shorey said she filed suit to remove 128 Dallas County Democratic candidates off the ballot after discovering their applications didn't have the required signature from that party's chair.
Senate leaders have reached an agreement to reopen the government.
The country is trying to get a handle on one of the most severe flu seasons in recent history. The CDC is still tracking flu cases, and will continue to do so despite the government shutdown.
A Senate attempt to move forward with a short-term spending bill vote failed Friday night, sending the government into a shutdown.
If you're out of a job or collect unemployment from the Texas Workforce Commission, you may feel the brunt if the federal government shuts down.
Recent assaults by tactical teams on prototypes of President Donald Trump's proposed wall with Mexico indicate their imposing heights should stop border crossers.
He once called himself "pro-choice." But a year into his presidency, Donald Trump is stepping to the forefront of his administration's efforts to roll back abortion rights.
The U.S. government could shut down if the Senate does not pass a stopgap spending bill on Friday. The possible shutdown would have an impact on military members in North Texas.
Republicans vying for outgoing County Commissioner Mike Cantrell's seat are embroiled in accusations of illegal money offers.
The confusion — and panic — have raised questions about whether any state should be solely responsible for notifying the public of such an event — especially as Washington and North Korea trade insults and threats.
As part of his re-election campaign, Governor Greg Abbott outlined his plan to limit property tax increases. "I say enough is enough."
