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Trump claims he has the cash to avoid property seizure in NY and his Truth social platform's merger could add billions to his wealth, despite significant losses.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton may reportedly avoid trial on felony charges of security fraud dating back to 2015 through a potential deal involving restitution and community service

Leaders in Texas are decrying an "invasion" as footage emerges of migrants overpowering Texas Guardsmen at a wire barricade in El Paso, amidst ongoing legal battles over the state's anti-illegal immigration law

Harris County constables are being criticized for prioritizing revenue and political clout over investigating major crimes, with claims of being shielded from legal repercussions, per a critical Houston newspaper series.

Dozens protested the controversial Principal Proficiency Evaluation System in Houston ISD, with nearly half of campus leaders deemed unsatisfactory and at risk of removal by Superintendent Mike Miles.

The call for Houston Police Chief Troy Finner to step down amidst revelations of shelved criminal cases over eight years intensifies, with activists pushing for accountability as Mayor John Whitmire defends Finner, claiming he was unaware of the issue until recently.

Council member Willie Davis highlights the high price tag of delaying the Houston firefighters' contract: $650 million in back pay and $180 million in wage increases over five years.

Mayor Whitmire acknowledges Houston's financial crisis, signaling tough decisions ahead, including possible budget cuts and exploring additional revenue sources.

Amid serious topics, humor arises as Texas greenlights chaplains as school counselors, raising eyebrows and concerns over child safety despite background checks.

Racially charged rhetoric ignites congressional race in the Rio Grande Valley as incumbent Democrat compares Latino Trump supporters to 'Jews for Hitler', facing a strong challenge from former Republican congresswoman.

Presidential nominees, Trump and Biden locked in, signaling an upcoming barrage of familiar political rhetoric for the next eight months.

The Fifth Circuit Court upholds Texas law requiring parental consent for minors seeking contraceptives, sparking potential Supreme Court review amid controversy over federal access statutes.

Houston Mayor unveils shocking revelation: 264,000 criminal allegations ignored by HPD, prompting independent review led by former council member Ellen Cohen.

Firefighters rejoice as Houston settles a long-standing dispute with a $650 million payout and promises of future raises.