Veterans Get Expanded College Assistance Under Trump
Military veterans are getting unlimited access to college assistance under legislation President Donald Trump has signed into law.
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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.
Governor Greg Abbott blasted the Texas House for not reaching an agreement with the Senate on how to lessen the burden of rising property taxes.
The sweeping movement to rename campuses named after Confederates is again a topic of discussion for Dallas school trustees.
Abbott blamed moderate Republican House Speaker Joe Straus, who has for months sided with powerful businesses interests in saying the bill could harm the state's economy.
The CEO of Campbell Soup is resigning from a White House jobs panel over comments about racism made by President Donald Trump. Then the President pulls the plug on his councils.
President George H.W. Bush & George W. Bush released a joint statement on Wednesday, denouncing racism and hatred after the events that took place in Charlottesville.
The top U.S. trade negotiator says that the United States won't settle for cosmetic changes to the North American Free Trade Agreement.
President Trump is renewing his attacks on e-commerce giant Amazon, and said the company is "doing great damage to tax paying retailers." Trump has often criticized the company and CEO Jeff Bezos.
Twitter says President Barack Obama's tweet in response to the violence in Charlottesville, Virginia, over the weekend has taken the crown as the platform's most-liked post ever.
The Texas Legislature has approved about $560 million in extra funding for schools and retired teachers.
Texas' congressional maps are still flawed by racial gerrymandering and must be partially redrawn before the 2018 elections, a three-judge federal panel ruled Tuesday.
The Texas Legislature has approved new limits on local tree ordinances, but they aren't as sweeping as original proposals to virtually wipe out all such ordinances statewide.
The Fort Worth city council voted to not join in a lawsuit with several other communities against the state's sanctuary cities law.
House members quit to force the Senate to accept their version of a contentious property tax bill. But the Senate rejected that ultimatum, and itself adjourned.
