ICE agent charged in shooting during Minneapolis immigration crackdown is arrested in Texas
An ICE agent accused of shooting a Venezuelan man through a Minneapolis home’s front door during a controversial immigration crackdown has been arrested in Texas and now faces multiple assault charges.
Exclusive: Justice Department launches a criminal investigation into Trump accuser E. Jean Carroll
The Justice Department has reportedly opened a criminal investigation into E. Jean Carroll over statements tied to her lawsuits against President Donald Trump, though federal prosecutors in Chicago deny such a probe exists.
Winds of Political Change Push Across Texas in Every Area
Texas voters delivered a political earthquake from Houston to Fort Bend as longtime powerhouses fell, rising leaders made history, and a restless electorate signaled that the future of Texas politics is arriving faster than anyone expected.
Houston’s Pride In Business Celebration Names Francisco Sánchez, Jr. Co-Chair for Historic 10th Annual “Decade of Impact” Milestone
The Greater Houston LGBTQ+ Chamber of Commerce will mark a decade of impact with its 2026 Pride In Business celebration in Houston, highlighting leadership, inclusion, and economic opportunity.
The Shackles Our Founders Warned Us About
A journey through one family’s history reveals that America’s founding contradictions and unfinished fight over freedom still shape the nation today.
Congressman Christian Menefee Joins Equality Caucus
Congressman Christian Menefee announced he has joined the Congressional Equality Caucus while campaigning in the ongoing Democratic runoff election against Congressman Al Green in Texas’ 18th Congressional District.
Texans Turn Out: Harris County Voters Head to the Polls as Democracy Takes Center Stage in Texas Run-Off Elections
Houston-area voters are turning out in force as high-stakes runoff races ignite political energy across Harris County ahead of the May 26 Election Day showdown.
Texas Supreme Court Draws the Line: Democracy Prevails as Gene Wu Defeats Abbott-Paxton Power Play
The Texas Supreme Court unanimously rejected efforts to remove State Rep. Gene Wu from office, delivering a major victory for democracy, constitutional balance, and voter representation.
One Election After Another: Why Showing Up Still Matters More Than Ever
As voter fatigue grows nationwide, Black Americans are being reminded that democracy has never been a spectator sport — and progress still depends on showing up.
One Election After Another: Why We Must Keep Showing Up Shamier Bouie
As elections grow more frequent and voter fatigue deepens, communities are being urged not to step back from democracy—but to stay engaged and protect their political voice.
Houston Stands United: Black Heritage Society Ignites Community Action to Protect Voting Rights and Strengthen Democracy
Houston leaders united for voting rights, nonviolence, and civic action at the Black Heritage Society’s Anti-Voter Suppression meeting.
Texas Run-Off Elections 2026: Houston-Area Voters Head Back to the Polls as Early Voting Begins Monday
Texas politics is reaching a boiling point as high-stakes 2026 primary run-offs ignite fierce battles for the U.S. Senate, Congress, Attorney General, and key Houston-area leadership positions.
Congressman Menefee Highlights First 100 Days Representing Texas’ 18th Congressional District
Congressman Christian D. Menefee marked his first 100 days in office by highlighting legislative efforts, constituent services, and community engagement while preparing for the May 26 Democratic runoff against Al Green.
Obama Joins Texas Democrats Talarico and Hinojosa in Austin
Former President Barack Obama joined Texas Democratic candidates James Talarico and Gina Hinojosa in Austin to rally young voters and build momentum ahead of the November election.
