A whistleblower warns the Postal Service's new system for determining who receives mail-in ballot could derail the midterm election. Here's what Texas voters need to know.

Texas high school students could be expected to explain the Prophet Mohammed's “brutal military campaigns” under a curriculum rewrite set for a vote this week.

Jorge Borrego, the GOP nominee locked in a competitive state House race in San Antonio, apologized for past social media posts that resurfaced this week.

Four South Texas congressional races could help decide which party takes control of the U.S. House.

Congressional candidate Brandon Herrera's campaign explained why financial disclosure doesn’t reflect stated millionaire status, and said he would refile soon.

The Texas Senate leader was joined by a conservative activist who claims districts aren't complying with a new state law that bans "sexually explicit" content.

Brandon Herrera, or as he's known online "The AK Guy," offered insight into how his longtime Second Amendment advocacy could translate into gun policy.

Gov. Greg Abbott's senior adviser on election integrity, Nate Schatzline, is among the highest earners in the office. His job description doesn't spell out how he might shape election policy.

AIPAC has been a reliable financier for Texas candidates. But it's been silent on important races taking place this fall amid changing views of U.S.-Israel relations.

Howden, a close ally of the governor's, will take over for Jane Nelson just months ahead of this year’s high-stakes midterm election.

Jane Nelson, the longest serving secretary of state under Gov. Abbott, is stepping down from her position without providing a reason or a named successor ahead of the upcoming midterm elections.

Jane Nelson, the longest serving secretary of state under Gov. Abbott, is stepping down from her position without providing a reason or a named successor ahead of the upcoming midterm elections.

The Austin Democrat had been Texas' only member of Congress to publicly back Platner in his bid to oust Maine U.S. Sen. Susan Collins.

The Religious Liberty Commission, chaired by Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick, is meeting with President Trump in Washington to discuss its findings Friday.

After a video of a woman saying Islam is a terrorist organization gained widespread traction, supporters raised over $125K for her.

Texas could become the first state to require Bible readings in public schools, but religious scholars who reviewed the proposed list have questioned its academic merit.

The Southern Baptist Convention elected a president who questioned its abuse crisis. Survivors say they saw it coming.

Some Christians support President Donald Trump's mass deportation agendas, while others stand against it. Both groups say they're justified by the Bible.

“My kid felt seen. That’s all it was supposed to be — for every kid to feel seen,” said Kaf Alghazal, who is Muslim. “Bunker Hill wanted that. Spring Branch doesn’t want that.”

Dan Patrick says religious liberty is a priority for him. Now, the Religious Liberty Commission he chairs is being sued by multifaith groups for "unfair bias."

State conservative leaders say Sharia law threatens Texans, but often without defining what it is.

éMontgomery County Judge Mark Keough looks to dismiss his former church assistant’s sexual assault lawsuit against him, while also suing her in a separate court.

Religion experts weigh in as The White House claims President Donald Trump is the most "pro-faith and pro-religious liberty President in American history."

Planned Parenthood says it still has a future in Texas — and hopes to expand services in Houston.

A new state law requires school boards to vote on establishing a period of prayer and “reading of the Bible or other religious text" at public schools.

Economic uncertainty is increasing needs on Christmas, and Houston's nonprofits are filling that gap.

Attorney General Ken Paxton sued Galveston ISD after the school board voted last month against displaying the Ten Commandments in classrooms.

An Episcopal priest and immigrant who was legally employed by the Texas Department of Criminal Justice is in the custody of immigration authorities in Conroe.

Christian leaders ask pastors to preach politics as Texas Faith Fest panel discusses Christian nationalism and church-state separation.

When Nina Fox graduated from UNLV in 2011, she carried $34,000 in student debt — a burden that would shadow her life for over a decade. Despite making consistent payments ...

At 80, Judy Ishibashi still spends her Saturdays wielding protest signs, her resolute spirit undimmed by age.

Amid a national trend of major sponsors withdrawing from LGBTQ+ Pride celebrations due to diversity, equity and inclusion rollbacks, Las Vegas Pride is forging new relationships and expanding preexist...

A federal judge temporarily blocked President Donald Trump from barring of transgender people in the military Thursday evening as a separate court also evaluates the order, an effort brought by a…

Secretary of State Cisco Aguilar established language accessibility as a priority early in his tenure. His office provided dial-direct interpreter services for ...

The Nevada Legislature is examining a system that would give undocumented parents more control over who cares for their children if they are deported during the ongoing mass deportation operations…

Assemblymember Hanadi Nadeem, D-Las Vegas, encountered a surprise during her campaign for the Nevada Legislature last year when she came across a roadside sign using misconstrued facts to link her to…