In Iowa, early voting locations have seen long lines. As of 7 a.m. Monday, 634,836 people had voted early in Iowa, according ...

The Succession ... spouses of US citizens. The Keeping Families Together programme allows undocumented spouses to apply for a ...

Texas hospitals must ask patients starting Friday ... hospitals must ask patients if they are citizens in the U.S. and whether they are lawfully present in the country. Patients have the right ...

Texas is clawing back more than $607 million per year in federal funding for special education services, a move local school district officials say will likely worsen already strained budgets for ...

Texas taquerias can take any form—a drive-through shack in an unincorporated community; a trailer next to a gas station in a quiet suburb; an upscale restaurant on a downtown block. Visiting as ...

Is Texas A&M football's Kyle Field the toughest place to play in college football? It depends on who you ask. Kyle Field was named the most challenging place to play recently by "EA Sports College ...

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After recently becoming U.S. citizens and registering to vote, Roselia Navarro of Wisconsin and Halley Ji-Zhang of North Carolina will be voting for the first time this November. They will share ...

Now, Harris is cautioning that if voters put him in office, it’ll look like Texas instead. It’s an argument the vice president will make on Friday as she steps off the swing-state campaign ...

Megan Thee Stallion has assembled a pantheon of Houston hip-hop greats in the video for her new song, “Bigger in Texas.” The new visual lives up to the song’s title as a celebration of the ...

When factoring in the entire Texas criminal careers of the 10,738 illegal foreign nationals incarcerated in TDCJ facilities, the charges increased to more than 48,000 criminal offenses.