The Supreme Court has rejected the Trump administration’s request to revive new mail-in voting restrictions ahead of the 2026 midterm elections, keeping in place a lower court order that blocks the U.S. Postal Service from enforcing the requirements.
Texas Children’s Hospital ranked No. 1 among pediatric hospitals in the Southwest and earned a place on the 2026-2027 U.S. News & World Report Best Children’s Hospitals Honor Roll.
San Antonio officials have proposed eliminating 101 city positions in the 2027 fiscal year budget as the city works to address a projected $158 million shortfall.
Airbnb will provide $6.4 million to support Austin’s St. Johns redevelopment project in North Austin, making the city the first recipient of funding through the company’s new housing accelerator program.
Republican candidate for Texas railroad commissioner Bo French faces criticism from officials in both parties after he posted a photo of students of color at a University of Texas football game and described them as evidence of Americans being “displaced by foreigners.”
Dallas City Council members are considering changes to city rules that could allow temporary artwork and markings on sidewalks, months after the city removed rainbow and other decorative crosswalk markings under a state directive.
The Supreme Court has acquitted a man convicted of violating the election liquor ban, ruling that signs of intoxication and other circumstantial evidence did not prove beyond reasonable doubt that he drank alcohol during the prohibited period.
Bob Mackie, the fashion and costume designer whose creations dressed some of entertainment’s biggest stars, died Monday in Palm Springs, California. He was 87.
House prosecutors will trace the source of the P33.35-million increase in Vice President Sara Duterte’s declared net worth from 2021 to 2025 as part of their impeachment case, prosecution counsel and spokesperson Benjamin Tolosa Jr. said Tuesday.
Senate Minority Leader Alan Peter Cayetano and Sen. Panfilo Lacson traded accusations Tuesday over Lacson’s anti-corruption campaign, with Cayetano claiming the senator’s actions benefit those responsible for corruption.