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On Wednesday, the U.S. Supreme Court is expected to revisit the standards it set in 1992 — and potentially redefine the next era of abortion restrictions in the United States — when it takes up a legal challenge to Texas’ 2013 abortion restrictions. Continue Reading
Donald Trump is mostly viewed negatively, while Bernie Sanders is getting lots of positive press. Continue Reading
Better poll access and technology improvements top Thomas Hicks’ agenda. Continue Reading
New Mexico driver’s licenses will once again get people onto military bases and into other federal facilities. Continue Reading
Many of Donald Trump’s donors are owners and operators of mostly small to mid-sized businesses. And they’re fed up with politicians. Continue Reading
To mark Black History Month, ProPublica has rounded up some of the best reporting on America’s troubled history with race and inequality. Continue Reading
About 4.6 percent of Texas prison inmates are undocumented immigrants with standing requests that they be turned over to federal authorities when their sentences are served. Undocumented immigrants make up an estimated 6.3 percent of the state’s total population. Continue Reading
Modernizing U.S. nuclear warheads and cleaning up the wastes will cost more than $520 billion, audit agency says. Continue Reading
The question remains: Why did the Martinez Administration freeze funding to 15 organizations and throw the state’s behavioral health system into chaos when it didn’t have to? Continue Reading
Pope Francis departed Mexico without kissing the soil of a beautiful but haunted piece of the land. Continue Reading
Deported to his native Mexico for sexually assaulting a 12-year-old girl, Juan Leonardo Quintero returned to Houston and easily resumed his life. When he killed a police officer in 2006, Quintero became a poster child for loose border enforcement. Continue Reading
Ted Cruz’s campaign is turning west, providing an opportunity to test out a libertarian-tinged message for a new part of the country. Continue Reading
New financial filings are filled with curiosities and surprises. Continue Reading
Almost seven years ago, former University of Texas student Raul Zamora’s broken taillight landed him in a South Texas detention facility on the brink of deportation. Continue Reading
In Houston, Hillary Clinton celebrates a win in Nevada and sets her sights on Texas, a firewall in her campaign for the Democratic presidential nomination. Continue Reading