As attorney general, Paxton threw unprecedented resources into stopping Biden’s agenda. That record is his sword and shield as he runs for U.S. Senate. Continue Reading »
Despite efforts to boost domestic energy production, Mexico will continue to depend on Texas for natural gas, experts said, undermining its stated goals of energy independence. Continue Reading »
Harris County officials say they will fund an independent investigation to identify the ICE agents involved in Lorenzo Salgado Araujo's killing. Continue Reading »
Separately, Amarillo Rep. Ronny Jackson is considering a bid for the top Republican spot on the House Armed Services Committee in the next Congress. Continue Reading »
The New World screwworm poses a multibillion-dollar threat to the state’s cattle industry. We’re keeping track of where these cases are reported. Continue Reading »
The Tribune spoke with nine people who voted for the senior senator in the primary, offering a window into how that key voting bloc is thinking about the general election. Continue Reading »
A judge will hear arguments this week after industrial users protested a rate hike by the city, which said residents and businesses were unfairly subsidizing industrial rates. Continue Reading »
Protesters demanded feds release footage of the shooting and the three men who were in the van with Lorenzo Salgado Araujo before he was killed. Continue Reading »
The risk of violent encounters rises when immigration enforcement shifts from picking up suspected criminals in jail to arresting people on the streets, experts say. Continue Reading »
Almost none of the state’s major Republican officials have weighed in on the killing of a Houston man by federal agents, and U.S. Rep. Sylvia Garcia of Houston said she had not spoken with Gov. Greg Abbott. Continue Reading »
The other men in the van with Lorenzo Salgado Araujo said agents fired into the vehicle unprovoked, according to a lawyer for two of the men. Continue Reading »
A federal judge blocked the law known as the Texas Dream Act in June after it was challenged by the Trump administration and state officials declined to defend it. Continue Reading »
On this Salcedo Storm Podcast: Michael Santino is an X space host and social media influencer. Michael is a Make-Up and hair stylist for film and television.
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-Congressman Speaks Out As Automatic License Plate Readers Face Scrutiny -Trump Says He Didn’t Expect Pardoned Henry Cuellar to Run Again -Nearly 150 Texas University Employees To Participate in Journalism Conference Alleged To Violate State Law
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The regulation comes as left-wing “rogue prosecutors” have been accused of refusing to prosecute select crimes.
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An earlier decision in the case set a landmark precedent that led to Texas’ 2025 congressional redistricting.
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A Department of Justice official has responded to a viral clip of preachers being threatened with citations at an LGBT “pride” festival in June.
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The president says the pardon corrected political weaponization, but insists it's time for new representation.
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The University of North Texas has already refused to reimburse one employee for travel expenses.
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U.S. Rep. Keith Self noted transparency is key when it comes to citizens’ privacy concerns.
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On this Salcedo Storm podcast: Dr. Robert Malone is an internationally recognized scientist and physician, best-selling author, ethicist, political commentator, and public figure.
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-Judge Suspended After Indictment for Meth Possession -Rep. Chip Roy Seeks To Tighten Legal Immigration After SCOTUS Ruling -UNT Appoints Critical Race Theory Scholar as Interim Provost
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Many cities with “rogue prosecutors” have seen increased crime.
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Shelby Park has been a contentious spot in the fight to secure Texas' southern border.
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As attorney general, Paxton threw unprecedented resources into stopping Biden’s agenda. That record is his sword and shield as he runs for U.S. Senate. 
Despite efforts to boost domestic energy production, Mexico will continue to depend on Texas for natural gas, experts said, undermining its stated goals of energy independence. 
Mexico’s president said her government will file complaints and lawsuits over 17 deaths related to U.S. immigration enforcement. 
Harris County officials say they will fund an independent investigation to identify the ICE agents involved in Lorenzo Salgado Araujo's killing. 
Federal agencies and investigators have offered limited information, prompting calls for outside scrutiny. 
Separately, Amarillo Rep. Ronny Jackson is considering a bid for the top Republican spot on the House Armed Services Committee in the next Congress. 
The New World screwworm poses a multibillion-dollar threat to the state’s cattle industry. We’re keeping track of where these cases are reported. 
The Tribune spoke with nine people who voted for the senior senator in the primary, offering a window into how that key voting bloc is thinking about the general election. 
A judge will hear arguments this week after industrial users protested a rate hike by the city, which said residents and businesses were unfairly subsidizing industrial rates. 
Protesters demanded feds release footage of the shooting and the three men who were in the van with Lorenzo Salgado Araujo before he was killed. 
The risk of violent encounters rises when immigration enforcement shifts from picking up suspected criminals in jail to arresting people on the streets, experts say. 
"They control the scene, the deceased, the van, the witnesses. So yes, they control the investigation," Mayor John Whitmire said. 
Almost none of the state’s major Republican officials have weighed in on the killing of a Houston man by federal agents, and U.S. Rep. Sylvia Garcia of Houston said she had not spoken with Gov. Greg Abbott. 
The other men in the van with Lorenzo Salgado Araujo said agents fired into the vehicle unprovoked, according to a lawyer for two of the men. 
A federal judge blocked the law known as the Texas Dream Act in June after it was challenged by the Trump administration and state officials declined to defend it.