Author: Longhorn Ledger Staff
James Talarico has campaigned on supporting the Second Amendment, but his legislative record tells a different story. During his time in the Texas House, he repeatedly voted against bills expanding gun rights and later voiced support for several gun control measures.
Democratic U.S. Senate candidate James Talarico has campaigned on supporting border security, but his Texas House voting record includes opposition to several border security measures.
A Fort Worth ISD principal candidate is suing the district after being reassigned following backlash over resurfaced social media posts. The lawsuit claims Shayma Alzubi was offered a $130,000 districtwide position but wants to be reinstated as principal of Western Hills High School.
A viral video showing young South Texas students walking toward the Mexico border after school has sparked questions about cross-border enrollment, school transportation and public education funding.
A new DHS report alleges that more than 113,000 deceased individuals and noncitizens are registered to vote in Texas as President Donald Trump urges Congress to pass the SAVE Act.
Bexar County Jail has seen 92 deaths since 2020 as officials face growing scrutiny over overcrowding, mental health care and jail operations.
A federal judge has ruled that Texas’ lawsuit against Galveston ISD over its refusal to display the Ten Commandments belongs in state court, rejecting the district’s effort to dismiss the case in federal court.
Democratic Senate candidate James Talarico is campaigning on affordability, but his legislative record includes votes against several tax relief measures.
The Fifth Circuit upheld a ruling blocking the Texas Dream Act, finding federal law bars states from granting in-state tuition to illegal aliens.
Gov. Greg Abbott ordered HHSC to investigate Mission Regional Medical Center after advertisements promoting childbirth packages in South Texas sparked allegations of birth tourism.