Parents Often Kept In Dark About Schools' Vaccine Rates
The number of Texas families deciding not to vaccinate their school-age children has quadrupled in the past decade, according to state health records.
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The number of Texas families deciding not to vaccinate their school-age children has quadrupled in the past decade, according to state health records.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton promises to appeal the ruling.
A two-sentence statement said Vice Adm. Joseph Aucoin had been relieved of his duties "due to a loss of confidence in his ability to command."
Former undercover CIA agent Valerie Plame Wilson is looking to crowdfund enough money to buy Twitter, so that President Trump can't use it anymore. She launched the fundraiser last week.
President Donald Trump criticized Arizona Senator Jeff Flake on Twitter Wednesday morning.
Hillary Clinton says Donald Trump's pacing, hovering demeanor onstage during an October 2016 presidential debate made her uncomfortable.
Arlington is considering joining the lawsuit against Senate Bill 4, the controversial law that bans sanctuary cities and allows police to ask some people about their immigration status.
President Donald Trump says the U.S. needs a plan for "an honorable and enduring outcome" in Afghanistan.
The White House released a statement on Sunday saying that Mr. Trump will address the nation's troops and the American people on Monday evening.
Confederate monuments are being removed around the country under pressure from those who say they honor a regime that enslaved African-Americans.
President Trump has told senior aides that he's firing Steve Bannon as his White House strategist, The New York Times reported Friday.
A widely spread photo purportedly showing an anti-fascist activist beating a police officer is a doctored image.
A state lawmaker from Dallas wants a Confederate plaque removed from the Capitol building.
Military veterans are getting unlimited access to college assistance under legislation President Donald Trump has signed into law.
The same leaders who control Mississippi flag legislation remain in office, with the Republican governor and lieutenant governor still saying flag design should be determined by a statewide election.
