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Fate Of Texas Primary Elections In Hands Of The Judges
Solving the mystery of when Texas will hold its primary election is up to three federal judges. -
Paul Calls Maine A Virtual Tie
Texas Congressman Ron Paul calls his narrow loss to Mitt Romney in Maine a virtual tie. -
Romney Adds To Delegate Lead
Mitt Romney added to his delegate lead with a narrow victory Saturday in Maine. -
Romney Looks To Get Back On Track In Maine
GOP presidential hopeful Mitt Romney is looking to end his losing streak Saturday in Maine. -
Obama, GOP Talk Taxes, Money
The president and the GOP used their weekly Internet and radio addresses to talk money and taxes. -
Judges: Don’t Give Up On April Primary In Texas
A three-judge federal panel wants Texas to hold its primary elections in April and is telling the state to continue negotiating with minority rights groups. -
Perry Gives Tainted Campaign Donations To Charity
Gov. Rick Perry has given tens of thousands of dollars in tainted campaign donations to charity. -
Obama Says He Has Solution To Birth Control Controversy
Hoping to blunt a growing controversy, President Barack Obama said Friday he’s found a way to ensure that women will have access to free contraception that will also protect religious liberty. -
Gabrielle Giffords’ Final Bill Signed Into Law
The final bill authored by former Arizona Congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords was signed into law Friday. -
Santorum Casts Himself As The True Conservative
Former Sen. Rick Santorum told an influential group of conservatives Friday he’s the only Republican presidential candidate who shares its values. -
First Lady Makes Stop In Texas To Promote Fitness
First Lady Michelle Obama was in Texas Friday, promoting fitness. -
GOP Candidates Try To Woo Conservatives At Big Event
GOP presidential candidates are hoping to woo conservatives at a big annual meeting in Washington. -
Skeen Appears In Court, Meets Privately With Judge, Prosecutors
McLennan County Tax Assessor-Collector Buddy Skeen, who’s charged in connection with a tax fraud case, appeared briefly in court Friday and then he and his lawyers met privately with the judge and prosecutors, but officials aren’t saying what was discussed. -
Appeals Court Denies Rehearing On Texas Abortion Sonogram Rule
A federal appeals court has denied a rehearing on the state’s abortion sonogram law. -
Ten States Get No Child Left Behind Waivers
The Obama administration Thursday granted No Child Left Behind waivers to 10 states and others are expected to seek them. -
Senators Renew Push For Campaign Finance Amendment
Two Democratic U.S. Senators are renewing a push for a constitutional amendment governing campaign finance. -
Catholic Broadcaster Sues Over Obama Contraceptive Coverage Rule
A Catholic broadcaster has filed suit over an administration mandate requiring religious organizations to pay for contraceptive coverage for employees. -
Federal Judge Slams Critics Of Texas School Prayer Ruling
A federal judge is slamming critics of his ruling prohibiting prayer at a Texas high school graduation. -
Southern Baptists Oppose Health Care Law’s Contraceptive Mandate
Southern Baptists are standing with Roman Catholics in opposing the contraceptive coverage mandate included in the president’s health care law. -
House Passes Insider Trading Bill
The U.S. House passed a bill Thursday that would bar members of Congress and officials in the executive branch from insider trading. -
Temple Post Office Closing Protested On Capitol Hill
Central Texas Congressman John Carter has added his voice to those opposed to closing the South Temple post office. -
Gingrich Keeps It Bright Despite Losses
GOP presidential hopeful Newt Gingrich is still hopeful, despite a poor showing in caucuses in Colorado and Minnesota. -
Boehner Says Congress Will Overturn Birth Control Policy
If the administration doesn’t reverse a rule requiring religious schools and hospitals to provide employees access to free birth control, then House Speaker John Boehner says Congress will. -
Congress Tries To Give President Line-Item Veto
The GOP-led U.S. House is trying to give the president the line-item veto. -
Santorum Heads To Texas After 3-State Sweep
Fresh off victories in Colorado, Minnesota and Missouri, former U.S. Sen. Rick Santorum heads to Texas Wednesday for a fundraiser. -
Nearly A Dozen Projects On Hold In Wake Of Killeen Council Recall
Killeen has been without a City Council since a recall election in November and about a dozen projects are on hold until residents fill the vacant seats.
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Negotiations Stall, Texas Primary Date Again In Doubt
A last-ditch effort to save Texas’ April 3 primary election appeared to be dead late Tuesday afternoon. -
Republicans Attack Obama On Birth Control Coverage Requirement
GOP presidential candidates are taking the president to task for what they say is an attack on religion. -
Texas Senate Candidate Can’t Escape Sports Scandals
GOP U.S. Senate candidate Craig James can’t escape a pair of sports scandals, one of which dates back to the 1980s. -
Appeals Court: Seniors Can’t Reject Right To Medicare
A federal appeals court ruled Tuesday that seniors can’t reject their legal right to Medicare benefits. -
Suit Seeks To End Railroad Commission Chair’s Pay
A former Texas county judge is suing to stop payment of the salary of the chair of the Railroad Commission. -
Roseanne Barr Qualifies For California Ballot As Presidential Candidate
Roseanne Barr’s name is on the California ballot as a presidential candidate. -
While Perry Was Away, Acting Governors Got Paid
During the four months Gov. Rick Perry spent outside the state during his unsuccessful bid for the GOP presidential nomination, the state spent thousands to pay substitutes. -
Judge Says He Can’t Block Texas Sonogram Law
A U.S. District Judge said Monday he can’t block the Texas abortion sonogram law. -
Texas Attorney General Accepts Redistricting Deal, Lawyer Says
A congressman’s lawyer says the Texas attorney general has agreed to a temporary voting map, but it’s not one all minority groups support. -
Perry Ventures Back In The Public Eye In Texas
Gov. Rick Perry speaks Monday at a GOP dinner in Central Texas, making his first appearance since he ended is presidential bid. -
Monday Is The Deadline In Texas Redistricting Fight
The state and minority groups face a Monday deadline to hash out an agreement on the state’s election maps and if they miss it, the Texas primary could be further delayed. -
GOP Race Now Turns To Colorado, Minnesota
Colorado and Minnesota are now the focus of the Republicans who would be president. -
Romney Rolls To Easy Win In Nevada
Mitt Romney rolled to an easy win Saturday in Nevada's GOP caucuses. -
Santorum, Paul Bypass Nevada
Republican presidential candidates Rick Santorum and Ron Paul are bypassing Nevada’s caucuses Saturday. -
Obama Pushes On Housing, GOP Presses For Payroll Tax Cut
President Barack Obama used his weekly radio address to push a plan to help homeowners while Republicans pressed the president on a payroll tax cut. -
Texas Congress Members Want All Groups Included In Redistricting Talks
Seven members of Congress from Texas want all minority groups included in negotiations over the state’s voting maps. -
Obama’s Potential Rivals Downplay Upbeat Jobs Report
The Republicans who hope to challenge President Barack Obama this fall were downplaying an upbeat jobs report Friday. -
Paul Says States Should Resolve Land Management Issues
GOP presidential candidate Ron Paul says states are in the best position to resolve land management issues. -
Santorum Warns Of Doomsday
GOP presidential hopeful Rick Santorum is warning voters of what he says is the likely demise of the U.S. -
Gingrich: “We Should Care About The Very Poor”
Newt Gingrich Thursday seized on a statement made by GOP presidential rival Mitt Romney. -
The Donald Confirms He’s Endorsing Romney
Donald Trump is throwing his support to GOP presidential hopeful Mitt Romney. -
Democrat Drops Out Of Texas U.S. Senate Race
The field of Democrats seeking the seat of retiring U.S. Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison of Texas shrank Thursday. -
Ron Paul Gambles On Caucus States
Texas Congressman Ron Paul is gambling on capturing delegates in caucus states. -
Texas Education Cuts Translate To 32,000 Job Losses So Far
Cuts in state education funding are responsible for 32,000 job losses so far, a school advocacy group said Wednesday.
