Dallas crews halt work on the iconic whale mural after a cease-and-desist, as a FIFA World Cup 2026-themed replacement moves toward approval.

Texas DPS expands driver licenses with a new Deaf/Hard of Hearing designation to better accommodate accessibility needs.

Frisco City Council’s marathon meeting over plans for a second mosque and two Hindu temples ended without action after hours of public comments.

Carroll ISD claims a Title IX victory for girls’ sports and privacy as it moves toward resolution of a federal appeal tied to the Biden administration’s 2024 regulations.

House Judiciary Chairman Jim Jordan accuses the SPLC of manufacturing hate as a federal indictment alleges the group funneled millions to extremists, prompting renewed scrutiny of funding and influence.

Maureen Galindo, a Democrat running for the U.S. House from Texas, draws criticism for advocating a prison camp for American Zionists and for making harsh remarks about Jews.

An independent institute claims the Palestinian Authority has spent about $5.2 billion on payments linked to violence since 2011, a finding that fuels questions ahead of the Fatah Conference.

WarRoom Battleground EP 1013 examines the Texas Senate race and how MAGA energy is steering attention toward Washington, with Trump shaping the conversation behind the scenes.

A House Judiciary subcommittee hearing scrutinized whether Sharia law clashes with the U.S. Constitution, a discussion framed by rising concerns about political Islam.

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