Adolfo Flores

Advocates are seeking mandated breaks and access to water, while businesses say regulations are burdensome.

Gov. Kevin Stitt has accused tribes of a power grab following a Supreme Court ruling that clarified boundaries. Tribes say Stitt misunderstands tribal sovereignty.

The Justice Department is calling the Rio Grande barricade a violation of law in its suit.

The governor is embroiled in a scandal—dubbed “PodiumGate” on social media—over a seemingly expensive piece of furniture to stand behind while speaking.

The Hamas attack has left Jewish communities around the world on edge as they confront rising vitriol, threats and violence.

Texas is being walloped by pandemic-era migration from California and other expensive areas, driving the state's housing prices higher

Little Rock, Ark., residents rally for change, as lingering economic stress fuels greater numbers of stray dogs across the U.S.

Cities across the country are changing zoning to try to meet housing demand and curtail soaring housing costs. But the practice has been controversial.

The Oklahoma senator is taking on one of Congress’s most politically risky jobs as illegal crossings surge.