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Texas Democrats have pined for years for a candidate who could turn their luck around. Will Donald J. Trump answer their prayers?
When this newspaper editor published a map detailing which of San Salvador’s neighborhoods are controlled by the country’s powerful streets gangs, his own government fought to silence him.
Some Republicans worry because many in their own party dislike Donald J. Trump.
Many Texas Republicans are still supporting Donald J. Trump.
Ken Paxton is likely headed to trial.
“We also will not tolerate inferior residential foster care operations,” the state leaders wrote in the letter.
“We’re running out of room,” says Forensic anthropologist Saul Quijada. “Sooner or later, we’re going to need to expand.”
A year ago, Gov. Greg Abbott vowed to take away $3.1 million in Medicaid funding for Planned Parenthood. He made headlines, and he used the move to fundraise. But a year later, Planned Parenthood is still receiving Medicaid funding.
Donald J. Trump accused Speaker Paul Ryan of "total disloyalty to the party."
More Central Americans are seeking refuge from the terror and chaos of their home countries. This is their journey to the U.S. Border.
Experts recently determined that more Mexicans now are leaving the United States than entering. Migration from three small but violent and impoverished countries in Central America, however, has exploded.
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“Clearly, Brownsville is raising taxes on its citizens through this unlawful bag fee,” Ken Paxton said in a statement.
