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Attorneys for the man facing trial in the killings of 23 people accused prosecutors of improper witness contact and violating confidential attorney-client communication.
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The Texas Education Agency says there’s time to fix problems before officially reported data is used to determine how much money districts get.
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The vice presidential candidate was briefly in Dallas for a fundraiser on behalf of Kamala Harris’ campaign.
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A new law gives parents more power over a child’s actions on social media, but only if the parent knows about the account.
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While environmentalists say the new rules don’t do enough to protect groundwater, oil and gas operators are contesting stricter requirements for waste pits near wells.
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The House Foreign Affairs Committee, which U.S Rep. Michael McCaul chairs, accused Biden of ignoring warnings from his staffers and allies, leaving American interests vulnerable to the Taliban takeover.
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Politicians broke news and took tough questions during the three-day festival.
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Allred has run a more traditional campaign in his bid to unseat U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz, focusing on targeted ads and moderate policy.
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The U.S. Homeland Security Secretary specifically called out the state’s policy of busing migrants to cities in other parts of the country.
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Pete Arredondo’s lawyers tell the court that the shooter, not the police, was to blame for the school violence.
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Reps. Tom Oliverson and Shelby Slawson, both members of House Republican leadership, became the first two candidates to challenge Phelan’s speakership.
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Liz Cheney endorsed Allred at The Texas Tribune Festival Friday.
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The Texas attorney general filed a similar lawsuit earlier this week against Bexar County, which includes San Antonio.
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After identifying flaws in the state’s air monitoring, the Tribune hosted workshops to inform Houston Ship Channel communities.
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A jury will decide if a group of Trump supporters violated state and federal law when they allegedly harassed a Biden campaign bus on a Texas highway in 2020, frightening those on board.
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The Texas Tribune is launching a network of community newsrooms to engage more Texans with reliable local information.
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Gonzales, who represents a Texas border district, tells a Tribune Festival audience that his own party will be to blame for defeats in the November election.
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Speaking at The Texas Tribune Festival, the Michigan governor discussed her new book and the challenges she has faced.
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Perry was the longest-serving governor in Texas history.
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A state Medicaid program pays caregivers of intellectually and developmentally disabled individuals living in community-based homes. Families, advocates and providers want lawmakers to increase that hourly pay.