Obama Pushes Reading Through E-Books
Linking reading to technology, the White House has marshaled major book publishers to provide more than $250 million in free e-books to low-income students.
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Linking reading to technology, the White House has marshaled major book publishers to provide more than $250 million in free e-books to low-income students.
Jeb Bush wants Republicans to know he's breaking fundraising records. Hillary Rodham Clinton wants Democrats to think she won't.
Republicans are bringing something unique to the 2016 presidential campaign -- an ability to speak to Americans in both of their main mother tongues, Spanish and English.
State lawmakers are considering a bill to reveal the names of judges who permit teens to terminate a pregnancy if they can't get required consent from their parents.
The Obama administration is on pace to deport the fewest number of immigrants in nearly a decade, according to internal government data obtained by The Associated Press.
Texas Republican Gov. Greg Abbott on Tuesday asked the State Guard to monitor a U.S. military training exercise dubbed "Jade Helm 15" amid Internet-fueled suspicions that the war simulation is really a hostile military takeover.
The issue of immigration rages on this week, from D.C. to Dallas.
The House has preliminarily approved a $4.9 billion tax cut package featuring the first sales tax reduction in Texas history - setting the chamber up for a fight with the Senate over whose tax plan is best.
A spike in K2 or "spice" overdoses in marijuana-restrictive states such as Texas has sparked everything from investigation to legislation.
A federal appeals court was set to hear arguments Tuesday on a Texas voter identification law condemned by the Justice Department as a means of suppressing minority voting.
Republican Gov. Greg Abbott's return to a courtroom had nothing to do with suing Washington.
Early voting is underway in Arlington for that city's elections. Voters there will decide whether Robert Cluck will get to serve a seventh two-year term as mayor.
Loretta Lynch has been sworn in as the nation's 83rd attorney general. She was sworn in Monday at a Justice Department ceremony, with Vice President Joe Biden presiding.
Former Texas Gov. Rick Perry is calling for clear, principled American leadership to stave off violence in the Middle East and mounting anti-Semitism in Europe.
With red light cameras possibly being banned in Texas, new concerns are brewing over technology that would automatically send out speeding tickets to drivers.
