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By: Gromer Jeffers Jr.
Texas lawmakers could tackle improving the state’s infrastructure and adding safeguards to artificial intelligence.
By: Gromer Jeffers Jr.
Among the many things to enjoy during the holiday season are an array of shows that combine politics and Christmas to make movie magic.
By: Gromer Jeffers Jr.
Some aspects of Christmas can be annoying.
By: Gromer Jeffers
The Texas Legislature and President-elect Donald Trump's agenda will dominate politics in the new year.
By: Gromer Jeffers Jr.
Jimmy Carter was the last Democratic presidential candidate to win Texas, but his defeat after one term heralded his party’s decline in the Lone Star State.
By: Gromer Jeffers Jr.
Voter turnout fizzed in Dallas County during the November election, and anemic Democratic turnout was a major contributor.
By: Gromer Jeffers Jr.
After successful election season, Texas Gov. Greg Abbott eyes upcoming legislative session and competition of agenda.
By: Gromer Jeffers
Gov. Greg Abbott, center, speaks in November in Edinburg before he served meals to Texas National Guard soldiers and Texas Department of Public Safety
By: Gromer Jeffers Jr.
The choice of speaker, made by all 150 members of the Texas House, will set the course of the 2025 legislative session and stoke an ongoing Republican power...
By: Gromer Jeffers Jr.
Will Texas House Republicans pay for supporting Dustin Burrows for speaker? Passage of conservative priorities could remove the sting for primary voters who...
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