Texas Democrats Can't Repeal Constitutional Carry Law
Texas Democrats cannot repeal constitutional carry law without legislative action, per state and federal rules.
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Texas Democrats cannot repeal constitutional carry law without legislative action, per state and federal rules.
Television guitarist Richard Lloyd, known for fiery style, dies at 75 from bile duct cancer.
Three Oklahoma high school teams settled playoff berths with a coin toss at midnight after a three-way tie.
Ilia Topuria says brother helped save his UFC career at White House event.
West Virginia's last American chestnut grove faces relocation by AI datacenter Nscale, described as largest single AI investment in US history.
Florida appeals court upholds wife's protection order despite husband's unannounced Ferrari inquiry.
California voters reject billionaire tax proposal, backing measure to protect retirement savings.
A new film tells the true story of the longest federal building occupation in US history, when disabled activists forced the government to enforce disability protections.
John Malkovich reflects on friendship boundaries in new film 'Wild Horse Nine'.
First-time buyers face a worsening affordability crisis as million-dollar starter homes spread beyond coastal states into the Northeast and beyond.
Buc-ee's Ohio store hit $1 million in opening day sales, paying managers up to $275,000 with no degree required.
A Los Angeles local shares her favorite day trip by Amtrak to a beach town with shopping, food, and no driving required.
Voters across America are rejecting data center expansion, forcing tech giants to rethink their approach to building the infrastructure that powers AI.
Crusoe hands over its troubled Wyoming project to Google after cost and timeline concerns, but keeps building for the search giant elsewhere.
Connecticut Democrat Chris Murphy leaves hospital following a small hemorrhagic stroke at his son's hockey game and will miss Senate votes for several weeks during rehabilitation.
Google buys the site Crusoe Energy was developing in southeast Wyoming and will build the project itself after pledging $17B there.
Houston's mayor orders the city's police to sharply restrict how much they work with federal immigration enforcement.
Voters approved a property tax cut that will cost local governments billions. Now comes the hard part: figuring out how to pay for schools, police and fire.
Democratic Rep. Chris Pappas and Republican former Sen. John E. Sununu faced off in a debate hosted by WMUR-TV on October 28, 2026, less than a week before Election Day.
Democrats gain control of at least 10 more state legislative chambers and secure full control in six states, reshaping policy on abortion, wages and redistricting.
A man was found parked near the White House with multiple guns and allegedly told authorities he heard voices telling him to kill President Trump.
The Secret Service arrested a Venezuelan migrant in the U.S. illegally after finding weapons in his car near the White House.
After voters rejected data centers across the country, OpenAI and others are offering to pay for infrastructure instead of asking for tax breaks.