Posted on · Thanks to retirements, term-limits and political turmoil, the Texas delegation in Congress is bracing for a significant loss in seniority next year. If Democrats take back the House, the loss in clout will be even more dramatic.
Posted on · Baytown steel manufacturer Borusan Mannesman received a reply from the White House, denying a requested two year exemption on tariffs.
Posted on · The state's Republican senators reaffirmed their commitment to keeping kids with their parents after they cross the border — so long as future immigration policy better deters people from entering the country illegally.
Posted on · The Texas senator has participated in discussions about preserving DACA
Posted on · Texas Senator John Cornyn is standing up for the Department of Justice against attacks from President Trump
Posted on · Both U.S. Senators from Texas questioned the embroiled Facebook CEO about the content on the social networking site. Cruz accused Zuckerberg of engaging in "bias and censorship."
Posted on · Plus BONUS: What will settle the "Bean War" with Chicago? The next World Series
Posted on · Cornyn had been pushing the bill since the Sutherland Springs shooting last year. He now has enough co-sponsors to avoid a filibuster
Posted on · More than 100 House Republicans signed a letter that urged the president to change the tariffs
Posted on · Brandon and Jay talk about the state races, land commissioner, agricultural commissioner, Senate District 17 and House District 134
Posted on · President Donald Trump made clear he continues to take his March 5 deadline seriously
Posted on · U.S. Sen. John Cornyn, R-Texas, on Thursday said that the results of an FBI investigation into the death of a Border Patrol agent should serve as a reminder that people should not draw conclusions before having all the information
Posted on · With the looming probability of Congress passing a budget without a compromise on DACA, the Houston chapter of United We Dream planned to lead a march to City Hall
Posted on · The Republican politician was also called out by Laura Murillo, president of the Houston Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, this week
Posted on · Many ‘dreamers’ are concerned about them being legalized and, on the other hand, increasing probabilities that members of their families would be at risk of deportation