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October 9, 2023

Texas struggles to pass universal school choice, bucking a trend of red states that made it possible

Texas Republicans have struggled to pass a universal school choice bill amid a wave of other red states passing universal school choice legislation.

October 9, 2023

Group of tourists from Texas sheltering in Israel as Hamas continues attacks: report

A group of about 15 tourists from Texas visiting Israel were forced to shelter in place when Hamas terrorists attacked the country over the weekend.

October 9, 2023

Construction exec torched his truck with 'HIDEIT' plates in elaborate scheme to fake death: lawsuit

A Texas man allegedly faked his own death in an elaborate fraud scheme, according to a $1 million civil lawsuit filed in Harris County, Texas, this week

October 7, 2023

Texas Republican looking to oust pro-life Dem seeks to have prior arrest expunged from his record

Jose Sanz is seeking to have an arrest expunged from his record following a reported assault incident in April 2021 when he threw a chair at his then 21-year-old sister.

October 7, 2023

How this western battleground state shifted from purple to solid blue

New Mexico was once a top general election battleground, but it's turned from purple to blue the past two decades as Democrats dominate in federal and state elections

October 7, 2023

Late first lady's foundation set to honor group run by self-declared 'Marxist'

The Barbara Bush Foundation for Family Literacy will be giving an award to the American Library Association, whose president declared herself a "Marxist lesbian."

October 6, 2023

Houston robbery suspects snatch money bag from disabled man in wheelchair after stalking him: police

Three robbery suspects are being sought in Houston after being captured in surveillance video stalking a victim before taking his money, police said.

October 6, 2023

Son of Buc-ee's co-founder accused of secretly filming house guests in bathroom

Mitchell Wasek, the son of Buc-ee's cofounder Don Wasek, is facing a total of 28 counts of invasive visual recording after he allegedly recorded people in bathrooms.

October 6, 2023

Dallas mayor abandons Democratic Party over defund the police 'nonsense,' says Black communities want safety

Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson spoke with "FOX & Friends" exclusively about his switch to the Republican Party, calling out the "lawlessness" in Democrat-run cities.

October 6, 2023

Footprints found at ancient lake in New Mexico challenge old belief of first humans in Americas

New research finds that humans might have first entered the New World not over the Bering land bridge between Russia and Alaska, but thousands of years earlier.