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Texas Republicans Gain Ground With Latino Voters

Further diminishing the left’s desire to “turn Texas blue,” trends show that Latino voters in the Lone Star State are increasingly voting Republican. Texas is the state with the second-largest Latino population, and Republicans there made a significant effort to

Texas Republicans Gain Ground With Latino Voters

Wendy Davis Campaign Blames Loss on Ebola

Texas State Senator Wendy Davis was steamrolled in her bid to become the state’s next governor, and it appears that her staff believes Ebola has something to do with the failure of her campaign.  Speaking on behalf of Davis’ campaign,

Wendy Davis Campaign Blames Loss on Ebola

Fed Agents from Texas Bust 639 Lbs of Cocaine

HOUSTON, Texas — More than 679 pounds of cocaine, worth over $9 million, were seized with the assistance of U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) Office of Air and Marine agents operating off the southern coast of Texas.  Agents aboard a P-3

Fed Agents from Texas Bust 639 Lbs of Cocaine

New Fracking Ban in Texas Gas and Oil City Legally Challenged

The Texas Oil and Gas Association (TXOGA) has requested an injunction against a fracking ban passed by voters in Denton, Texas this Tuesday. It is the first group to legally challenge the new ban.  Denton sits on top of a large reserve

New Fracking Ban in Texas Gas and Oil City Legally Challenged

Elephants Trample Democrats' Dream to Turn Texas Blue

The Lone Star State is set to become a deep shade of red following Tuesday’s midterm elections. Texans overwhelmingly rejected left-leaning candidates — no statewide Democrat came close to beating their Republican opponents. The outcome signifies that the left’s desire to

Elephants Trample Democrats' Dream to Turn Texas Blue

Mexican National Convicted After Feds Seize 7000 Marijuana Plants in Idaho

A Mexican national, 28-year-old Juan Pablo Villasenor-Villa, was found convicted on five charges related to a large-scale marijuana growing operation he had in Boise, Idaho. Federal and state authorities seized about 7,000 marijuana plants when the operation — located in the Boise

Mexican National Convicted After Feds Seize 7000 Marijuana Plants in Idaho

Louie Gohmert Offers Constructive Criticism to Republicans Following Election

Following Tuesday’s elections, during which Republicans secured control of both the House and Senate, Texas Congressman Louie Gohmert is left feeling blessed but concerned. He stressed that moving forward, Republicans must do a better job earning the respect of their constituents. In

Louie Gohmert Offers Constructive Criticism to Republicans Following Election

Republican Charlie Baker Elected Massachusetts Governor

FOXBOROUGH, Massachusetts–Republican Charlie Baker was elected Massachusetts Governor on Tuesday; Fox and ABC called the victory. Baker beat his opponent, Democratic Attorney General Martha Coakley, after a tight race in which nearly every vote counted.  Baker, a former health insurance executive, will

Republican Charlie Baker Elected Massachusetts Governor

Republican Victory Likely in Massachusetts Gubernatorial Race

FOXBOROUGH, Massachusetts — Democrats outnumber Republicans 3-to-1 among registered voters in Massachusetts, but GOP gubernatorial candidate Charlie Baker is likely to be victorious in the state today. According to Real Clear Politics poll, Baker — a former health insurance executive — currently

Republican Victory Likely in Massachusetts Gubernatorial Race

Voters Approve Fracking Ban in Texas Gas and Oil City

Denton, a gas and oil city located north of Dallas, is expected to become the first Lone Star State city to ban fracking. On Tuesday, voters approved a proposed ban on the drilling method — the vote follows Denton’s City Council rejection of

Voters Approve Fracking Ban in Texas Gas and Oil City

Voting Machine Disabled After Allegedly Failing to Show Greg Abbott's Name on Ballot

Election officials in San Antonio, Texas are examining a disabled voting machine after it allegedly left Republican gubernatorial candidate Greg Abbott’s name off of the ballot.  Earlier on Tuesday, the machine was being utilized in Bexar County’s First Chinese Baptist Church of San Antonio. Bexar County

Voting Machine Disabled After Allegedly Failing to Show Greg Abbott's Name on Ballot

Tea Party Favorite Ken Paxton Elected Texas Attorney General

Republican State Senator Ken Paxton was elected Texas Attorney General on Tuesday evening.  Paxton beat Democrat lawyer Sam Houston in his bid to replace the current Attorney General Greg Abbott.  Paxton was previously endorsed by Texas Senator Ted Cruz who said, “Ken Paxton is a tireless conservative

Tea Party Favorite Ken Paxton Elected Texas Attorney General

Reports Circulate That Texas County Left Greg Abbott Off Ballot

Greg Abbott may not on the ballot on at least one precinct’s balloting machines in Bexar County, Breitbart Texas has learned. Lt. Governor Candidate David Dewhurst appears to have been listed on the ballot in place of Abbott at one polling

Reports Circulate That Texas County Left Greg Abbott Off Ballot

Houstonians to Shell Out $600 K For Redundant Regulations On Uber, Lyft

HOUSTON, Texas — Breitbart Texas has obtained a memo from Houston’s Administration of Regulatory Affairs (ARA), addressed to Mayor Annise Parker, which reveals that city taxpayers will shell out almost $600,000 per year to enforce ordinances that apply to the transportation companies Lyft and Uber.

Houstonians to Shell Out $600 K For Redundant Regulations On Uber, Lyft

Lena Dunham's Father's Art Makes Prominent Use of Female Genitalia

HOUSTON, Texas — The work of painter Carroll Dunham, father of the “feminist” actress Lena Dunham, may shed light on his daughter’s upbringing. Predominately featured on the painter’s website are countless paintings of women exposing themselves in front of cartoon-like backgrounds.  Below are screenshots of Carroll

Lena Dunham's Father's Art Makes Prominent Use of Female Genitalia

Alabama Incest Ring Unravels Following Teen's Disappearance

HOUSTON, Texas — A teen’s mysterious disappearance helped prompt the deciphering of an alleged sex ring, involving numerous family members in the back woods of Alabama. 19-year-old Brittney Wood is thought to have been with Donnie Holland — her uncle,

Alabama Incest Ring Unravels Following Teen's Disappearance

Senator Udall Jeopardizing Campaign By Appearing to Manipulate Women

HOUSTON, Texas — Democrats in Colorado have a big problem this election: women. Colorado Senator Mark Udall, the Democrat incumbent, appears to be in particular trouble going into November’s elections after running a campaign with a strong focus on women.

Senator Udall Jeopardizing Campaign By Appearing to Manipulate Women

Gohmert Rips Obama Admin For Push to Treat Ebola-Infected Foreigners in US

HOUSTON, Texas — Texas Congressman Louie Gohmert vocalized his disbelief and disgust at the Obama Administration’s push to treat non-U.S. citizens with Ebola in the United States.  “My concerns expressed in recent weeks that the Obama Administration had probably cut

Gohmert Rips Obama Admin For Push to Treat Ebola-Infected Foreigners in US

Convicted Murderer Illegally in US Arrested by Border Patrol Agents

HOUSTON, Texas — A convicted murderer who was in the U.S. illegally was recently arrested by U.S. Border Patrol agents in Texas’ Eagle Pass South Station.  44-year-old Francisco Rodriguez-Garcia is a Mexican man convicted of second degree murder in Sanford,

Convicted Murderer Illegally in US Arrested by Border Patrol Agents

Texas Man Arrested For Recording 1,000 Women in Bathrooms With Hidden Cameras

HOUSTON, Texas — A North Texas man allegedly recorded almost 1,000 women in various public bathrooms with secret cameras.  65-year-old Andrew Boden of Irving, Texas was arrested for improper photography or video recording, according to KHOU.  Irving Police spokesman James McLellan told

Texas Man Arrested For Recording 1,000 Women in Bathrooms With Hidden Cameras

Texas Economy Expected to Weather Slump in Oil Prices

HOUSTON, Texas — Oil prices have been in a slump recently, inciting fear from brokers around the globe. But amid the downswing, it appears that Texas’ economy will be just fine — the Lone Star State’s boom shows no sign of

Texas Economy Expected to Weather Slump in Oil Prices

Houston Man Arrested for Raping Infant and Teen, Giving Them HIV

HOUSTON, Texas — A Houston-based sex offender was recently arrested for allegedly raping two girls — ages 14 and 2 — and infecting the with HIV.  33-year-old David Wilson admitted to police that he had raped the 14-year-old victim numerous times, Reuters reported.

Houston Man Arrested for Raping Infant and Teen, Giving Them HIV

Border Patrol Agent-Involved Shooting in Tucson Sector

HOUSTON, Texas — One person is dead following a shooting southwest of Tucson. The incident involved one Border Patrol agent, a Tucson-based spokesperson with U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) told Breitbart Texas.  The shooting occurred on Friday morning. Although

Border Patrol Agent-Involved Shooting in Tucson Sector

Outrage After Dallas Man Decorates House Like Ebola HAZMAT Scene

HOUSTON, Texas — It did not take long for Dallas man James Faulk to stir up outrage after dressing his house up like an Ebola HAZMAT scene for Halloween. The display includes police tape and various bio waste containers.  University

Outrage After Dallas Man Decorates House Like Ebola HAZMAT Scene

Supreme Court Corrects Mistake in Liberal Justice's Texas Voter ID Dissent

HOUSTON, Texas — The Supreme Court ruled last week that Texas’ Voter ID law will be applied to November’s midterm elections. Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg strongly opposes the law and wrote a scathing seven-page dissenting opinion with Justices Elena Kagan and Sonia

Supreme Court Corrects Mistake in Liberal Justice's Texas Voter ID Dissent

Wendy Davis Embraces Obama

HOUSTON, Texas — While State Senator and gubernatorial candidate Wendy Davis had previously distanced herself from President Obama, who currently has a low approval rating, the state senator openly embraced his big-government policies during a recent campaign stop. As Davis continues

Wendy Davis Embraces Obama