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Amanda Edwards in Tight Race for Texas’ 18th Congressional District Special Election 2025

Houston native Amanda Edwards is running in the special election for Texas’ 18th Congressional District. With a track record of public service and deep community ties, she is focused on healthcare, economic opportunity, and grassroots engagement in a tight race …

Ferrel Bonner Announces Candidacy for Fort Bend County Judge

Fort Bend County Commissioner Ferrel Bonner is running for County Judge! With decades of military, civil service, and community leadership experience, he aims to bring proven, committed leadership to the county.

Christian Menefee Aims to Bring Experience and Leadership to Congress

Harris County Attorney Christian Menefee brings his bipartisan experience, public health initiatives, and community-focused leadership to his campaign for Texas’ 18th Congressional District, emphasizing environmental justice, healthcare reform, and economic equity.

We've Crossed the First Tipping Point. All of America Will Pay the Price.

As coral reefs collapse in what scientists call the first irreversible climate tipping point, Ben Jealous reflects on the lessons of the ocean—from his childhood at the Monterey Bay Aquarium to today’s urgent warning that humanity is running out of …

Menefee and Edwards Lead Tight Race for Texas’ 18th Congressional District Ahead of Early Voting

With early voting starting October 20, Harris County Attorney Christian Menefee and former Houston City Council member Amanda Edwards lead a crowded field in the special election for Texas’ 18th Congressional District, signaling a likely runoff on November 4.

Porscha Brown Appointed Executive Director of Harris County’s Managed Assigned Counsel Program

Harris County has appointed Porscha Brown as Executive Director of the Managed Assigned Counsel Program, reinforcing the county’s commitment to fair and effective legal representation for residents who cannot afford private counsel.

HOPE Releases First National Report on Economic Status of Latinas

HOPE releases its first national report on Latinas’ economic and leadership progress, highlighting strong workforce participation, rising entrepreneurship, and a persistent $1.7 million lifetime wage gap for Texas Latinas.

Crockett and Pierson: Two Texas Powerhouses Poised to Redefine Leadership in 2026

Texas politics is entering a bold new era as Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett eyes a historic U.S. Senate run and State Representative Katrina Pierson considers a Congressional bid — two fearless women, from opposite sides of the aisle, could reshape the …

Hypocrisy in Holy Robes

When Cardinal Dolan praised Charlie Kirk as a modern-day St. Paul, it sparked outrage amid grief for immigrants killed by ICE — raising urgent questions about faith, morality, and the true message of the Gospel.

Texas Primary Race Shows Tight Senate Contest, Shifts in Voter Preferences

Five months before the March 2026 Texas primary, a new survey shows U.S. Sen. John Cornyn and Attorney General Ken Paxton in a tight Republican Senate race, with Wesley Hunt trailing. The survey also highlights shifts in Trump’s support and …

Congressman Green Opposes Trump Nobel Peace Prize

Congressman Al Green has formally urged the Nobel Committee to reconsider any potential nomination of former President Donald Trump for the 2025 Nobel Peace Prize, citing concerns over his foreign policy record and the integrity of the award.

Kendra Camarena: A Fresh Voice Rising in Cy-Fair ISD’s Future

As Early Voting begins, educator and community leader Kendra Camarena steps forward to bring unity, innovation, and inclusion to Cypress-Fairbanks ISD — Texas’ third-largest school district — with a campaign centered on putting students first and politics aside.

Addie Heyliger Returns to Fort Bend ISD School Board with Renewed Vision

Fort Bend ISD welcomes back Addie Heyliger, a trusted leader and former trustee, to the Board of Trustees. Appointed to fill the vacancy left by Sonya Jones, Heyliger returns with a renewed commitment to equity, excellence, and accountability—bringing her proven …

Annise Parker Leads Democratic Field in Harris County Judge Race According to New Poll

According to a new poll, former Houston Mayor Annise Parker is leading the Democratic field in the Harris County Judge race ahead of the March 3, 2026 primary, with 15 candidates competing for the seat.

Alejandra Salinas Reports Fundraising Total in Houston City Council Special Election

Alejandra Salinas reports over $500,000 raised in the November 4 Houston City Council At-Large Position 4 special election, with 15 candidates competing for the remaining term through January 2028.