The federal hearing on the legality of Texas' new congressional map is concluding. Will it stall or stand? Here's what to ...
Cities away from the coasts—especially in the South and Midwest—were found to offer larger homes, a news study shows.
Thursday was day 2 of the hearing regarding a lawsuit filed by several advocacy groups like LULAC over Texas' newly passed congressional maps.
On Wednesday, the legal fight over the newly approved Congressional maps in Texas will shift from the Capitol to a federal courtroom in El Paso. That's when federal judges will consider a lawsuit by a ...
Officials in the city of Bastrop have asked Musk's tunneling firm, The Boring Company, to build several tunnels to connect ...
A three-judge federal panel in El Paso is hearing arguments on whether to block or let stand Texas' new congressional ...
According to Democracy Docket, the UCLA Voting Rights Project reviewed Texas' new congressional lines, finding the map dismantles majority-minority districts that were working to elect candidates ...
The Texas Legislature redrew the state's congressional districts after a bitter, partisan battle. Republicans undertook the rare, mid-decade redistricting in hopes of picking up five additional ...
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