Just a month into his campaign for the U.S. Senate, state Representative James Talarico has emerged as a leading figure among white and Latino voters, according to a recent public poll that places him ahead of former Congressman Colin Allred. However, the same poll revealed a stark preference among Black voters for Allred, who garnered…
In December, a group of transgender individuals gathered at the Texas Capitol to challenge a newly enacted law that limits their restroom access. They held signs branding state Senator Mayes Middleton, the bill’s sponsor, as the “bathroom bigot.” For Middleton, this protest presented an ideal campaign opportunity. In a campaign advertisement, he proclaimed, “I’m the…
The criminal court is responsible for adjudicating appeals related to death penalty cases and addressing petitions from individuals who claim they have been wrongfully imprisoned. As the 2026 ballot approaches, attention turns to the candidates vying for the three available seats on the court.
Airspace Closure Over El Paso Raises Concerns The Pentagon’s recent authorization for U.S. Customs and Border Protection to utilize an anti-drone laser has resulted in the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) unexpectedly shutting down airspace over El Paso. This decision, made earlier this week, initially stranded travelers until the closure was lifted after just a few…
The Trump administration has made a controversial decision to send all pregnant unaccompanied minors apprehended by immigration enforcement to a single shelter located in South Texas. This move has raised significant concerns, particularly as it comes in defiance of urgent warnings from the administration’s own health and child welfare officials, who argue that both the…
As avenues to freedom diminish within U.S. immigration courts, a staggering number of detainees are choosing to voluntarily depart the country. A recent analysis reveals that last year, 28% of concluded immigration removal cases involving detained individuals resulted in voluntary departures, marking the highest percentage recorded in recent history. This trend appears to be escalating,…
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has filed a lawsuit against Snap Inc., the parent company of Snapchat, accusing the social media platform of inadequately informing parents about harmful content accessible to children and downplaying its addictive qualities. The lawsuit claims that Snapchat, a free multimedia messaging app, is in violation of the Texas Deceptive Trade…
The 2026 Winter Olympics are showcasing the largest team ever sent by the United States, featuring 232 athletes competing for gold. The Games kicked off with an impressive start, as Breezy Johnson secured the first gold for the U.S. in women’s downhill skiing, followed by a gold medal performance from U.S. figure skaters in the…
As controversies surrounding social media continue to unravel the dynamics of the Senate Democratic primary, the latest episode of TribCast explores the impact of online discussions on voter behavior in the real world. Hosts Matthew and Eleanor engage with Kayla Guo, a political reporter, and Olivia Julianna, a Democratic strategist and content creator, for an…
Texas Museums: Guardians of History The state of Texas is steeped in rich historical narratives, with its past marked by significant events, diverse cultures, and unique developments that have shaped its identity. As a result, museums across the Lone Star State serve not just as repositories of artifacts, but as vital institutions that preserve and…
