When I hit “send” in April 2024 on an email to Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, I laid out what looked like a looming ...
As Anita Byington’s family waited for answers, the case against Allen Andre Causey was dismissed and $2.5 million in ...
Last month, Democratic Sen. Mark Kelly — a retired Navy captain, decorated combat veteran and former NASA astronaut — ...
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Investigation of Senator Mark Kelly revives tactics once used to target Americans over their loyalty
In an unprecedented step, the Department of Defense announced online on November 24, 2025, that it was reviewing statements by U.S. Senator Mark Kelly, a Democrat, who is a retired Navy captain, ...
The ocean was calm off the coast of Virginia as Jake settled into his captain’s chair on the bridge wing of his Navy destroyer. The morning breeze was fresh and chilly, and he tucked his exposed neck ...
In this latest It's Debatable, Moster and Rosen facetiously debate if the State of Liberty should be demolished and replaced by a statue of President Trump.
AMARILLO, Texas (KAMR/KCIT) – While communities across the state of Texas gear up to celebrate the new year, they should also be aware of a few new state laws taking effect as soon as the ball drops ...
The Texas Capitol seen on Monday, June 30, 2025. Dozens of new Texas laws will take effect in December and January, bringing wide-ranging changes to the state's education system, law enforcement, ...
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Hi! I'm Bobby Poitevint, your Senior Neighborhood Reporter in Central Texas. WACO, Texas (KXXV) — On Thursday, more than a dozen new laws take effect here in the Lone Star State and two of them look ...
During a roundtable on Antifa at the White House several weeks ago in October, Donald Trump looked confused and dumbfounded when a reporter asked him about suspending habeas corpus. "Suspending who?" ...
Dozens of new Texas laws will take effect in December and January, bringing wide-ranging changes to the state’s education system, law enforcement, taxes and more.
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