Politics & Government

Publicly funded ‘Third Places’ have been the target of budget cuts locally and nationally.

Three Dallas City Council members will serve as delegates during the Democratic National Convention.

Wright was an influential leader, known for his booming voice and mentorship efforts.

Advocates say the order will likely lead to a drop-off in immigrants seeking medical care for themselves or their children.

We already knew of his contempt for liberals and the trans community, but now Charlie Kirk can’t stand preachers?

The complaints could be federally investigated due to Texas officials’ “hostility” toward reproductive rights.

Local sports fans better hope that Kamala Harris is the next president. Recent Dallas pro teams win titles only when a Democrat is in the White House.

The study believes hundreds of thousands of American women could be ending their pregnancies at home.

Election season is upon us. We’re here to make sense of it — but we need our readers’ support. This year, back-to-school season also means back-to-an-election season. And so, we have a responsibility to cover election happenings as much as possible. This means we’ll not only cover local news, but…

JD Vance says childless cat ladies are “miserable,” so we thought we’d ask some.

How bad can it get? Trumps NABJ appearance offers a clue.

Which way will Harris turn?

The last time the Democrats had an open convention in Chicago, it was Mrs. O’Leary’s cow, part 2.

Among the many people impacted by Biden’s decision is a local Congressman who needs all the help he can get in November.

The convention was often filled with hate and division, despite occasionally having a more unifying tone.

After months of speculation, the Ohio senator and “Hillbilly Elegy” author will join Donald Trump on the Republican ticket.

Crockett co-signed a bill that would have removed Trump’s Secret Service detail following his felony conviction.

More and more, the content on Toby Morton’s political parody websites feels like reality, he says.

The Dallas mayor and Ted Cruz pledged allegiance to Donald Trump and stuck close to the lines they’ve rehearsed time and time again.

The 1984 Republican National Convention in Dallas was met with protests. There will be plenty to protest at this year’s convention in Milwaukee as well.

Both Republicans and Democrats from North Texas chime in on the Trump attack in Pennsylvania that left multiple people dead and injured.

The new ad takes aim at Ted Cruz while attempting to shine a light on Allred’s ability to play well with others.