Texas Attorney General Now Facing December Trial Date
A new trial date of December 11 is set for Republican Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton to face felony securities fraud charges. It's the third time a trial date has been set.
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A new trial date of December 11 is set for Republican Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton to face felony securities fraud charges. It's the third time a trial date has been set.
The Trump administration said Thursday that prototypes for a proposed border wall with Mexico have been delayed until November because two companies have objected to the bidding process.
The Senate has approved a new package of stiff financial sanctions against Russia, Iran and North Korea.
The House has passed a $788 billion spending bill that combines a $1.6 billion down payment for President Donald Trump's controversial border wall with Mexico.
The apology came in a statement from Chief Scout Executive Michael Surbaugh, three days after Trump's speech to nearly 40,000 scouts and adults gathered in West Virginia.
Hillary Clinton is calling her new book "What Happened," and promising unprecedented candor as she looks back at her stunning presidential election defeat last year to Donald Trump.
Twitter has made it clear that it won't ban Donald Trump from its service, whether the president follows its rules against harassment or not.
The Boy Scouts of America anticipated that President Trump would spark controversy at its national jamboree in West Virginia, but felt obliged to invite him out of respect for his office, the group's leader said.
Cities and counties within Texas would not be allowed to partner with abortion providers such as Planned Parenthood under a bill that was approved by the Republican-controlled state Senate.
Border mayors generally advocate for robust trade between the two countries and expanded international crossings to ease the flow of goods and people. They have given a cold shoulder to Trump's wall.
The President announced his policy change in three tweets Wednesday morning.
Wednesday's 17-14 final approval sends the bill to the state House.
President Donald Trump said Wednesday electronics giant Foxconn will build a $10 billion factory in Wisconsin that's expected to create 3,000 jobs.
Seven Republicans joined all Democrats Wednesday in a 45-55 vote defeating the plan.
The bill by Republican Sen. Kelly Hancock of North Richland Hills makes mail-in voter fraud punishable by up to a year behind bars and a $4,000 fine.
