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Texas Leaders Ready to Fight After Obama’s Executive Action

AUSTIN, Texas — Texas leaders are united in opposition and ready to battle President Barack Obama over his unilateral attempt to protect millions of illegal immigrants from being deported. In a televised speech to the nation Thursday evening, Obama announced he

Texas Leaders Ready to Fight After Obama’s Executive Action

Illegal On-Demand Abortions Covered by Obamacare

Despite President Barack Obama’s promise that Obamacare would not be used to pay for abortions, over a thousand insurance plans under the president’s signature health care law are in fact offering coverage for on-demand abortions. This is also a violation

Illegal On-Demand Abortions Covered by Obamacare

Failed Democrat Candidate Flees Texas Legislature to Run for Mayor

AUSTIN, Texas — Two weeks after Democrat State Senator Leticia Van de Putte (D-San Antonio) lost the Lieutenant Governor’s race to Republican Dan Patrick by double digits, she has decided to abandon her State Senate seat and run for Mayor

Failed Democrat Candidate Flees Texas Legislature to Run for Mayor

State of Texas to Pull Back National Guard from Border

AUSTIN, Texas — The State of Texas is set to pull back the Texas National Guard from the Mexican border with claims of replacing them with state troopers and technology. Contrary to widespread belief, Texas leaders did not did not deploy

State of Texas to Pull Back National Guard from Border

Pete Sessions Campaign Manager Attacks Tea Party Movement

AUSTIN, Texas — Tea party activists are “liars and charlatans,” said Kim Locus, the campaign manager for Congressman Pete Sessions, a Republican representing a Dallas area district. Locus has jumped into the front lines of the battle between the Republican

Pete Sessions Campaign Manager Attacks Tea Party Movement

Ted Cruz Explains Internet Freedom in Nine Seconds

AUSTIN, Texas — Senator Ted Cruz (R-Texas) joined the video social media service Vine on Monday, publishing two short videos that shared his views on issues related to Internet freedom in less than ten seconds. The posts are clips from

Ted Cruz Explains Internet Freedom in Nine Seconds

Attorney General-Elect Ken Paxton Announces His Transition Team

AUSTIN, Texas — Attorney General-elect Ken Paxton has selected the members of his Transition Advisory Team, as well as naming who will fill the key role of First Assistant Attorney General, Breitbart Texas has learned. Breitbart Texas can now confirm the previous

Attorney General-Elect Ken Paxton Announces His Transition Team

Report: Associate of Paxton Faces Losing His Securities License

AUSTIN, Texas — Frederick Mowery, a business associate of Texas Attorney General-elect Ken Paxton, faces the loss of his securities license as part of an ongoing investigation into how Mowery’s firm solicited clients, including allegations that he falsified and backdated

Report: Associate of Paxton Faces Losing His Securities License

Texas Media Attacks Perry Like Rabid Dogs Over Drunk DA Issue

AUSTIN, Texas — The Dallas Morning News unfairly attacked Texas Governor Rick Perry in a story this weekend saying that Perry “tried to force [Travis County District Attorney Rosemary Lehmberg] from office for drunken driving,” and that he had “cited outrage at

Texas Media Attacks Perry Like Rabid Dogs Over Drunk DA Issue

Greg Abbott Bought Most TV Ads Out of All 2014 Candidates in U.S.

AUSTIN, Texas — Governor-elect Greg Abbott’s victory over his Democrat opponent Wendy Davis was backed by a major television ad buy — so major, it turns out, that Abbott ended up buying more television ads than any other 2014 candidate

Greg Abbott Bought Most TV Ads Out of All 2014 Candidates in U.S.

Congressional Action Spurred on Keystone Pipeline Legislation

Hours after Congress returned from a seven week recess and a bloodbath for Democrats at the ballot box, a surprising bipartisan effort began to enact legislation to approve the Keystone XL oil pipeline and send a bill to President Barack

Congressional Action Spurred on Keystone Pipeline Legislation

Biden Promises Refugee Status to Central Americans Under 21

On Friday, Vice President Joe Biden promised that the White House would allow an expansion of the United States’ refugee program to offer refugee status to children and young adults from Central America. He made the announcement in a speech

Biden Promises Refugee Status to Central Americans Under 21

Leaked Memos from Wendy Davis Consultants Warned of Major Problems

AUSTIN, Texas — A pair of leaked memos — written at the beginning of the year by two consultants to Democrat Wendy Davis’ failed campaign for Texas Governor — paint an extremely unflattering picture of a “dysfunctional” campaign team. The

Leaked Memos from Wendy Davis Consultants Warned of Major Problems

Cornyn Elected Senate Majority Whip

AUSTIN, Texas — Now that the Republicans have retaken control of the United States Senate after last week’s elections, Texas Senator John Cornyn, who had served as Minority Whip for the Republicans, has officially been elected by Senate Republicans as

Cornyn Elected Senate Majority Whip

90 Percent of Texas Construction Firms Having Trouble Finding Enough Workers

AUSTIN, Texas — American construction companies are facing increasing challenges hiring and retaining qualified workers. The problem is especially bad in Texas, where 90 percent of construction companies report problems finding qualified craft professionals and half are losing their workers

90 Percent of Texas Construction Firms Having Trouble Finding Enough Workers

Texas Grassroots Activists Push to End In-State Tuition for Illegals

AUSTIN, Texas — On the first day of bill filing for the 84th Legislative Session, Texas State Representative Jonathan Stickland (R-Bedford) filed HB 209, which would repeal a 2001 law allowing illegal immigrants to get in-state tuition at Texas universities if they

Texas Grassroots Activists Push to End In-State Tuition for Illegals

Key Agencies Under Review as Texas Sunset Advisory Commission Hearings Begin

AUSTIN, Texas — As part of the preparation for the 84th Legislative Session, the Texas Sunset Advisory Commission, a twelve-member legislative commission that reviews Texas agencies for waste, duplication, and inefficiency, began its first round of public hearings on Wednesday, to continue

Key Agencies Under Review as Texas Sunset Advisory Commission Hearings Begin

Texas State Rep. Files Bill to End In-State Tuition for Illegals

AUSTIN, Texas — Monday was the first day which Texas legislators could file bills for consideration during the 2015 Legislative Session, and as per tradition, some of the first bills filed seem destined to be among the most buzzworthy. One

Texas State Rep. Files Bill to End In-State Tuition for Illegals

Three Days After Re-election, Democrat State Rep. Convicted on Six Charges

AUSTIN, Texas — It has been an up-and-down week for Texas State Representative Ron Reynolds. On Tuesday, Reynolds, an attorney and Democrat representing Missouri City, coasted to an easy re-election, winning 66 percent of the vote against his Republican opponent. Wednesday,

Three Days After Re-election, Democrat State Rep. Convicted on Six Charges

With Midterm Elections Over, Gov. Perry Heading to New Hampshire

AUSTIN, Texas — The 2014 midterm elections are over and Texas Governor Rick Perry can rest assured that he will leave office in January with the state’s government firmly in Republican hands. Now Perry’s attention is turning back to the

With Midterm Elections Over, Gov. Perry Heading to New Hampshire

'Moms Demand Action' Anti-Gun Group Opposing Open Carry in Texas

AUSTIN, Texas — When Governor-elect Greg Abbott announced his transition plans on Wednesday,  he also reaffirmed his support for open carry in response to a reporter’s question, expressly stating that “if an open carry bill is passed by the House

'Moms Demand Action' Anti-Gun Group Opposing Open Carry in Texas

Perry After First Court Hearing: "I Would Make That Veto Again"

UPDATE: Judge Richardson will rule on the motion by Perry’s attorneys to disqualify McCrum as special prosecutor next week, probably Wednesday or Thursday. AUSTIN, Texas — After attending his first pretrial hearing in thecriminal case against him, Texas Governor Rick Perry, accompanied by his

Perry After First Court Hearing: "I Would Make That Veto Again"

Gov. Perry Attends First Pretrial Hearing in His Criminal Case

AUSTIN, Texas — Texas Governor Rick Perry is making his first court appearance in the criminal case against him Thursday at Blackwell-Thurman Criminal Justice Center in downtown Austin. At issue in Thursday’s hearing are two motions by Perry’s defense counsel,

Gov. Perry Attends First Pretrial Hearing in His Criminal Case

Company Admits Glitch With Voting Machine that Omitted Abbott's Name

AUSTIN, Texas — After a photo of an apparent electronic voting machine malfunction went viral on Tuesday, appearing to show the choices for the Texas Governor’s race but omitting the Republican candidate Greg Abbott, the company that supplied the machine

Company Admits Glitch With Voting Machine that Omitted Abbott's Name

Abbott Announces Transition Plans; Border Security a Top Priority

AUSTIN, Texas — Texas Governor-Elect Greg Abbott wasted little time after his victory was announced Tuesday evening, sending out a press release announcing he would start the transition process on Wednesday. Holding a press conference in the Old Supreme Courtroom

Abbott Announces Transition Plans; Border Security a Top Priority

Cornyn “Hopeful” for GOP Senate Majority

AUSTIN, Texas — Texas Senator John Cornyn wrapped up his Get Out the Vote efforts on Tuesday, stopping by the Republican Party of Texas headquarters in downtown Austin to thank supporters and pose for photos with campaign staffers and volunteers. 

Cornyn “Hopeful” for GOP Senate Majority