AUSTIN, Texas - A federal court blocked Texas on Tuesday from using recently passed congressional maps. The three-judge panel of the Western District of Texas ruled that 2026 midterm elections will proceed under the map that the state legislature enacted in 2021.

U.S. Rep. Lloyd Doggett previously said he would not run for reelection if the new maps were enacted and held up in court ahead of the midterm elections.

A federal court has barred Texas from using its redrawn congressional map, dealing a blow to Republicans who hoped the map would help the party maintain control in next year’s midterm elections.

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Austin, Texas is about to host one of the biggest sporting events of the year—perhaps the biggest. Attendance for the 2021 US Grand Prix topped 400,000 spectators throughout the weekend. The sport of Formula One in the US has since continued its ...

Austin’s construction industry is in need of workers to complete the many projects underway, and there are many high-paying jobs available in the industry, with the help of organizations

Supporters of "Texit," the campaign for Texas to secede from the United States and become a fully independent nation, have had a busy year. Earlier this month the Texas Nationalist Movement (TNM), the leading pro-independence campaign group, delivered a ...

Texas Division of Emergency Management Chief Nim Kidd is reportedly being considered as the new FEMA leader, despite having previously turned down the position to focus on Texas.

Mr. Pedigo has written extensively about economic development and placemaking in Texas and other cities in North America and across the world. AUSTIN, Texas — California is “America on fast-forward,” it is often said. Liberals quote the maxim with ...

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Under Senate Bill 10, Texas public school districts are required to display donated copies of the Ten Commandments in classrooms.