Pam Bondi Set for May 29 House Oversight Interview in Jeffrey Epstein Files Probe
Former Attorney General Pam Bondi is scheduled to appear May 29 for a transcribed interview before the House Oversight Committee as lawmakers continue investigating the Justice Department’s handling of the Jeffrey Epstein case files.
A “Main Street” Bank Bill That Would Really Hurt Main Street
Ben Jealous argues that the Main Street Depositor Protection Act would primarily benefit wealthy corporate depositors and large banks—not small businesses—while potentially reducing lending access for Black, Hispanic, and underserved entrepreneurs.
Council Member Salinas Opposes Immigration Changes, Vows Continued Fight for Houston Families After Vote
Alejandra Salinas voted against the amended policy approved by the Houston City Council, citing concerns that the changes weaken constitutional protections despite assurances on police enforcement limits.
Houston’s Own Troy Finner Takes the Helm in Missouri City: A Legacy of Leadership, A Future of Unity
Troy Finner’s appointment as Missouri City’s Chief of Police highlights a legacy of community-focused leadership, bringing decades of experience, integrity, and a vision for trust and public safety to one of the region’s fastest-growing communities.
A Legacy Rooted in Service: Lawrence Allen’s Family-Driven Vision for Texas House District 131
Lawrence Allen’s campaign for Texas House District 131 highlights a deep family legacy of education and public service in Houston, spanning generations and decades of leadership in HISD and statewide education policy, as he advances to the May 26 runoff …
From Steelworker to Statewide Contender: Marcos Vélez Emerges as a Runoff Surprise in Texas Lt. Governor Race
Marcos Vélez, a first-time candidate with deep labor roots, has emerged as a surprising and viable contender in Texas’ Democratic lieutenant governor runoff, challenging expectations in a race once dominated by established political figures.
Quentin Wiltz’s Bold Vision for Pearland Signals a New Chapter in Community-Driven Leadership
Pearland mayoral candidate Quentin Wiltz is campaigning on fiscal responsibility, smart growth, and community-centered leadership, aiming to preserve affordability and quality of life as the fast-growing city prepares for its May 3 election.
The Tipped Wage is a Legacy of Slavery. Chicago is Right to End it.
Chicago’s move to eliminate the tipped wage highlights its roots in post-slavery labor practices and aims to create a more equitable pay structure for service workers.
Supreme Court Questions Trump Push to End Birthright Citizenship
The Supreme Court of the United States expressed skepticism during arguments over Donald Trump’s effort to end automatic birthright citizenship, raising questions about constitutional interpretation and historical precedent.
Stafford Strong: Council Member Xavier Herrera Champions Community, Family, and Forward Progress By Burt Levine
Xavier Herrera is driving progress in Stafford through community-focused leadership, highlighting his journey from local roots to public service while championing diversity, economic growth, and civic engagement ahead of his re-election campaign.
Powering Progress in Harris County: Traci A. Gibson Ushers in a New Era of Democratic Leadership
Traci A. Gibson has been sworn in as Chair of the Harris County Democratic Party, marking a pivotal leadership moment focused on expanding voter engagement, strengthening democratic institutions, and empowering the diverse communities of Harris County.
Harris County Files Brief to Restore State HUB Program and Protect Minority- and Women-Owned Businesses
Harris County is backing a court challenge to restore Texas’s Historically Underutilized Business Program and protect minority- and women-owned businesses from recent eligibility cuts.
Could 2028 Be the Year the People Finally Pick the President?
On America’s 250th anniversary, advancing the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact honors the Revolution’s promise of one person, one vote, and ensures every American’s vote truly counts.
Houston Unions Back HPD Immigration Ordinance by Council Member Salinas
The Texas Gulf Coast Area Labor Federation has endorsed an ordinance led by Alejandra Salinas, Abbie Kamin, and Edward Pollard to set clearer limits on the Houston Police Department’s cooperation with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, citing concerns over public …
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