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Gina Hinojosa defeated Greg Abbott; attention now turns to how the incoming administration could approach schools, taxes, energy and the border.
READ FULL STORY →Democrats won control of the House and Senate, setting up a new confrontation with President Trump over legislation, oversight and federal spending.
Read full story →Gina Hinojosa defeated Greg Abbott; attention now turns to how the incoming administration could approach schools, taxes, energy and the border.
Read full story →James Talarico won the U.S. Senate contest, helping reshape the Senate map and Texas representation in Washington.
Read full story →Democrats captured the Texas House, adding a major new factor to the state’s legislative agenda.
Read full story →Crude prices dropped sharply as investors weighed election results and the possibility of a diplomatic shift over Iran.
Read full story →Stocks rallied and Treasury yields eased as markets evaluated the implications of a divided federal government.
Read full story →The U.S. election raises questions about Washington’s next steps in the Iran conflict, but no peace agreement has been confirmed.
Read full story →Democratic gains in state governments could shape housing, education, healthcare and energy debates across the country.
Read full story →Election results may change future tax debates, but existing homestead rules and property-tax bills do not automatically change overnight.
Read full story →FREEDOM ★ NEWS ★ WEATHER ★ WORLD DEVELOPMENTS
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