The U.S. House voted to censure Houston Congressman Al Green for repeatedly disrupting former President Trump’s address. The move highlights rising tensions in Congress over decorum and partisan conflict.
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Harris County Attorney joins legal battle against federal layoffs, emphasizing the need for a stable government. The move highlights local officials’ concerns over potential disruptions impacting public services.
Former Houston Mayor Annise Parker announces her campaign for Harris County Judge, aiming to bring her leadership experience to the county’s top judicial role. The race is heating up ahead of the next election.
Houston State Rep. Dennis Paul has announced his bid for the Texas Senate, securing key support from Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick. The move marks a significant development in the state’s upcoming legislative elections.
Dan Crenshaw, once a rising Republican star, is now confronting a growing slate of challengers as political dynamics shift. The Houston Chronicle reports increased competition in his district ahead of upcoming elections.
Voters in Texas weigh in on the Cruz-Allred Senate race, with opinions reflecting a mix of support and skepticism. The contest highlights contrasting styles and priorities in a contentious political climate.
Federal investigators were actively preparing two Texas housing discrimination cases when the Trump administration assumed power, leading to delays and uncertainty in the enforcement of fair housing laws.
Former Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner, known for his dedication to infrastructure and community development, leaves a lasting legacy. He transformed the city’s landscape and championed equitable growth.
The U.S. government has requested additional time from a Houston judge to locate a deported Venezuelan man. Authorities are working to ensure proper communication and address ongoing legal concerns.
This week in politics, key developments include bipartisan talks on infrastructure, a Supreme Court hearing on voting rights, and Houston’s mayor addressing local budget challenges. Stay updated with Houston Public Media.
A former Afghan soldier was arrested by ICE at his Houston-area home and stripped of asylum protections, according to his attorney. The case raises concerns over immigration enforcement and refugee rights.
Protesters rallied in Houston and nationwide at “Hands Off!” events, voicing strong opposition to policies linked to Donald Trump and Elon Musk. Demonstrators called for accountability and change amid growing political tensions.
A Houston megadonor faces a rare defeat in the Texas Legislature after three decades of consistent wins. This shift signals changing political dynamics and challenges long-standing influence in state politics.
Wesley Hunt signals a potential 2026 Senate bid, hinting at challenging incumbent John Cornyn. The Houston Republican’s move sets the stage for a high-profile GOP contest in Texas.
WATCH: Vice President Kamala Harris held a dynamic campaign rally with Beyoncé in Houston, Texas, energizing supporters ahead of the upcoming elections. The star-studded event highlighted their joint commitment to voter turnout.
Voters across Texas shared their views on key issues shaping the election: abortion, the economy, immigration, and transgender rights. Their diverse perspectives highlight the state’s evolving political landscape.
Sylvester Turner, Houston’s longtime mayor, is remembered as a steadfast advocate for the underserved. Throughout his extensive political career, he championed equity and support for marginalized communities, leaving a lasting impact on the city.
A University of Houston assistant professor is preparing to leave the U.S. after the unexpected termination of their visa, sparking concerns over academic mobility and immigration policies, according to Houston Public Media.
Federal funding cuts could significantly impact Houston workers and retirees, potentially reducing access to essential services and retirement benefits. Local officials warn of economic strain as budget reductions loom.
Houston Rockets owner Tilman Fertitta is reportedly in the running to be appointed as the U.S. ambassador to Italy, according to Houston Public Media. The potential nomination highlights Fertitta’s growing political profile.