The Lone Star State has passed a Christian nationalist rule.

State Republicans are scrambling as millions of people register as new voters.

The Texas attorney general is now threatening to sue two Latino-majority counties in his mad dash to block alleged “voter fraud.”

Troy Nehls was never supposed to receive a Combat Infantryman Badge in the first place.

The Lone Star State GOP wants to make abortion punishable by death.

The Texas Supreme Court told a woman she could not collect financial damages over her doctor’s negligence.

Republicans are fighting after one representative called some of his colleagues “scumbags.”

State Republicans think the medical procedures should be considered homicide.

Texas Supreme Court Justice John DeVine, a conservative himself, is fed up with his Republican colleagues.

Texas Republicans have rejected a new resolution to ban associating with Nazi sympathizers.

The Republican Party’s fraudulent effort to stoke fears of rampant voter fraud could claim the freedom of a man who made an honest mistake.

One Texas Republican state House member wants to create a “patriotic” education project to celebrate the Lone Star State—and whitewash its ugly past.

The state has seen an inspiring expansion of the progressive grassroots—and the mobilization of increasingly desperate state and private militants.