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September 17, 2023

Video shows train filled with migrants heading toward US southern border from Mexico

As numbers of illegal migrant crossings continue to surge, a train filled with migrants from Zacatecas, Mexico, was seen moving toward the southern border on Sunday.

September 17, 2023

Texas AG Paxton's attorney blasts liberal media's 'sham' impeachment effort: Based on 'innuendo' and 'rumor'

Tony Buzbee, attorney for Texas AG Ken Paxton, criticized those behind the impeachment effort against his client after the state Senate's acquittal on Saturday.

September 17, 2023

Air Force turns to video games to help prepare members for real-life combat

The Air Force is partnering with MITRE, a nonprofit national security company, to host an esports tournament it hopes will help better train members for combat.

September 17, 2023

Texas man allegedly assaulted disabled person, threatened to kill deputies

A Texas man was arrested after allegedly assaulting a disabled person and a woman, and threatening to kill deputies. He was booked in Harris County Jail.

September 17, 2023

Army reservist battles squatter living in home after she was called up for active duty

An Army Reserve member said she is battling to get a squatter — who cost her over $50,000 — out of her Houston home after moving in when she was called for active duty.

September 16, 2023

Texas AG Ken Paxton warns Biden administration after defeating 'sham impeachment': 'Buckle up'

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton told the Biden administration to 'buckle up' after calling out the White House in his statement following his impeachment proceedings.

September 16, 2023

Warrant issued for Texas murder suspect's arrest after he allegedly cut ankle monitor while out on bond

Antwan Franklin has a warrant out for his arrest after he allegedly cut his ankle monitor. He was charged last year in the death of former University of Oklahoma football player Du'Vonta Lampkin.

September 16, 2023

Texas AG Paxton acquitted on all impeachment charges: 'The truth prevailed'

The Texas Senate acquitted state Attorney General Ken Paxton of all charges in the impeachment articles filed against him on Saturday for bribery and corruption allegations.

September 16, 2023

National police shortage is causing small town police departments across the US to close

The National police shortage is growing and small town police departments across the US say they don't have the money to keep their offices open.

September 16, 2023

Dallas school district partnering with sex education group promoting gender transition teachings

The Dallas Independent School District is partnering with a sex education group that advocates for teaching students about and gender transitions.