Texas

Ted Cruz's campaign used a picture of two high school girls in a recent anti-trans attack ad despite neither asking for permission nor confirming whether the girls were transgender.

A federal investigation revealed that almost 200 migrants were smuggled by the human smuggling organization the former police detective worked for

Former state Rep. Jason Villalba endorsed the Democrat in a new ad. "Ted Cruz cares about himself, Colin Allred cares about Texas," he said

Reps. Jasmine Crockett and Marc Veasey noted that death investigators are required by state law to submit that a effort has been made to contact family.

A Texas county just reversed its decision to classify a children's book on Native American history as fiction after public outrage.

The former president holds a large lead in two states, trails in two others and is virtually tied in a fifth one

Some 10% of all arrivals to New York City have chosen to return to Texas after being offered one-way bus tickets by city authorities

As the election nears, Paxton ramps up efforts to target noncitizen voters.

The city of Odessa, Texas passed an ordinance Tuesday banning transgender people from using public restrooms that match their gender identity.

Native American historian Linda Coombs' book "Colonization and the Wampanoag Story" was shelved as fiction earlier this month by a citizens review committee.

An Emerson College Polling/The Hill survey found the Republican ahead by 1 percentage point over the Democrat, 48% to 47%, with 5% undecided

TdA has quickly gained notoriety in the U.S., with a known presence in 15 states and a possible one in eight others

Texas lawmaker Caroline Harris Davila faces backlash for featuring children who aren't her own in a new campaign ad.

Vallejo seeks to unseat Trump-ally Monica De La Cruz in Texas' 15th District by largely focusing on healthcare and the border. Here's what she told The Latin Times

The shootout on the Samalayuca-Porvenir Highway led to the capture of high-caliber weapons amid ongoing cartel violence in the country

Former President Donald Trump refused to pay for the funeral of a young army private even after guaranteeing that he would foot the bill directly to her family, later expressing frustration at how much the funeral costs amounted to, according to a report.

The juror said that new evidence would have changed her verdict, as Robert Roberson's case sparks renewed debate.

In a tragic reminder of the devastating consequences of unsecured firearms, an 11-month-old baby was accidently shot and killed Monday by his older sibling after discovering a loaded rifle in the trunk of a car outside a San Antonio medical center.

A Texas death row inmate was temporarily saved from execution Thursday when a hearing was scheduled to raise concerns about the science behind the conviction.

A Texas woman looking to kidnap and murder a lover who recently ended their affair found an unlikely recruit in her husband.

A Texas middle school teacher smiled in her mug shot after being arrested for engaging in a sexual relationship with one of her former students, police say.

A Texas man admitted to murdering his coworker in her cubicle because she was "not paying any attention" to him and he was "obsessed with her" long work breaks.

The woman said she met the man Thursday and began dating him Friday before he allegedly admitted to her that he killed his brother Saturday.

An Iowa man said he gave the wanted man a home and food after seeing him carrying a "veteran needing work" sign.

A Texas county has sparked outrage after moving a Native American history book to the fiction section of all public libraries.

The plan, aimed at curbing unlawful migration, has requested an additional $2.9 billion to run through 2027

The bipartisan group of lawmakers who helped halt the execution stood by their decision: "We have to make sure this never happens again."

Texas's largest newspaper endorses Rep. Colin Allred in the Senate race instead of Republican incumbent Ted Cruz.

The incumbent holds a 5.6 point lead over Colin Allred with 15 days to go before election day

Texas lawmakers halted execution to examine discredited evidence, marking a rare legislative intervention in the state's death penalty history.