THE WOODLANDS — Thousands gathered Friday night to kick off a conference of young Republicans in which Charlie Kirk, the conservative activist killed last week, was memorialized as…
Read more “Be like Charlie”: Slain activist Kirk focus of Republican youth conference’s first nightTexas A&M University President Mark A. Welsh III will step down on Friday after more than a week of turmoil sparked by a viral video of a student…
Read more Texas A&M President Mark A. Welsh III to step down after a week of turmoil over viral classroom videoThe American Civil Liberties Union of Texas and a group of LGBTQ+ and student rights organizations are suing to block a new state law that would ban diversity,…
Read more ACLU, other groups sue to block Texas’ DEI ban on K-12 public schoolsThe State Board of Education on Friday approved a social studies teaching plan that will dedicate more time across school grades to Texas and U.S. history while placing…
Read more State Board of Education OKs Texas-heavy social studies plan, setting stage for clash over history lessonsGet the data and visuals that accompany this story → From the Rio Grande to Lake Travis, from the Ogallala Aquifer to the Red River, Texas’ water supply…
Read more Running Out: Texas’ water crisis — and the path forwardOnly one-third of Texas voters approve of the GOP-led effort to redraw the state’s congressional map, according to a recent statewide poll, which found that independent and Democratic…
Read more Texas voters have mixed views on redistricting and Trump’s megabill, poll findsTexas Republican lawmakers on Wednesday evening adopted a package of sharper penalties and new fundraising restrictions for members who leave the state to freeze legislative action, in a…
Read more Texas Legislature approves stiff penalties, fundraising limits for lawmakers who leave state to block bills