“[T]he Civil War and the 1869 Supreme Court case Texas v. White settled the question pretty clearly: states cannot secede without congressional approval,” said Dr. Mark Hand, assistant professor of political science.

The Texas primary election is on March 5, but the last day to register to vote in it is right around the corner.

In a viral Cameo video posted to X, the former New York congressman accuses Southlake Mayor John Huffman of supporting the Black Lives Matter movement.

Republican politicians from the Lone Star State are seemingly salivating over the idea of a possible conflict with the federal government.

“[T]he mayor of Dallas seems really to be out there, roaming around on his own, with the city running in his absence,” said professor Cal Jillson.

“Your economic status should not and does not affect your ability to vote,” said Miguel Rivera of the Texas Civil Rights Project.

Twenty-two states decided to boost the minimum wage as of Jan. 1. It shouldn’t come as much of a surprise that Texas is not one of them.

Frisco state Rep. Jared Patterson, author of the READER Act, is asking the state’s attorney general to appeal the decision to the U.S. Supreme Court.

The Texas leader said, “[W]e’re not shooting people who come across the border because … the Biden administration would charge us with murder.”

The late Congress member’s funeral was held on Tuesday morning at Concord Church and attended by several prominent politicians.

Not sure which political seats will be up for grabs this year? Don’t worry, Dallas voters: We’ve got you covered.