Senate Bill 2 would devote public money to defray the cost of private education. Early plans would set aside $1 billion.

Judge David Schenck calls out lax Texas laws that undermine public confidence in the courts, despite winning with support from deep-pocketed special interests.

School vouchers took one step closer to becoming law last night, passing the Texas Senate largely along party lines. State Sen. Robert Nichols (R-Jacksonville) was the only Republican to vote against ...

A coalition of advocacy groups is seeking to overturn a rule requiring election officials to throw out mail ballots if the ...

The Texas Senate is expected to approve a school choice bill Wednesday that would let families use taxpayer dollars for ...

Under the ruling, in a Houston-area case that is set to be reheard, prosecutors must seek permission from the Texas Ethics ...

AUSTIN, Texas — Download our streaming app to ... a political activist to target 10 fellow Republicans in the primary elections. When the tape was released Burrows was forced to resign as ...

SB 846, filed by Sen. Bryan Hughes would give unprecedented prosecutorial powers to the attorney general on issues of voter ...

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton (R) is weighing a primary challenge to Sen. John Cornyn (R) in what could be the next ...

Texas GOP Chair Abraham George ... in Harris’s district attacking him if he didn’t cast his vote for Cook. Harris argued that such a mailer amounted to an “economic benefit” for a primary candidate ...

The Texas GOP website also ran a banner at the ... to not allow someone to run as a Republican or Democrat in a primary election? It is a question that became more prevalent as the Speaker race ...