The Continuing Legal Fight Over Texas Redistricting

The Continuing Legal Fight Over Texas Redistricting

On May 31, The Supreme Court denied three Texas Republican lawmakers the ability to avoid questioning under oath in lawsuits by the Biden administration and civil rights groups that say the recently-accepted Texas voting maps are racially discriminatory.  The...

How the Starbucks Union Movement Kicked Off in Texas

How the Starbucks Union Movement Kicked Off in Texas

More and more Starbucks stores in Texas are beginning to unionize, part of a nationwide trend that has seen dozens of locations in the country organize and win union representation.  In Texas, several have already filed petitions and are awaiting an election to...

19 Dead in Mass Shooting in Uvalde, Texas

19 Dead in Mass Shooting in Uvalde, Texas

On Tuesday, an 18-year-old shooter killed at least 19 elementary school students and teachers at Robb Elementary in Uvalde, Texas. The shooter, Salvador Ramos, was killed by responding officers, according to Gov. Greg Abbott. The shooter was armed with a pistol and...

The Most Interesting Primary Races in Texas to Look Out for

The Most Interesting Primary Races in Texas to Look Out for

Tuesday marks Election Day for primary runoff races around the state. Here’s our roundup of the top races to keep an eye on, and what they might mean for Lone Star State politics and beyond. Jessica Cisneros v. Henry Cuellar There is still little doubt the Democratic...