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The Republican Congressman refused to step down when he was accused of an affair with a staffer who later died by suicide.

Last night, Rio Grande Valley Democrat Vicente Gonzalez demolished his progressive opponent. In November he goes up against a ...

In the hotly contested and occasionally ugly primary battle, the pastor in training prevailed over a rival who branded herself a “fighter.” ...

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The longtime senator and scandal-plagued attorney general will face each other once again in a May runoff election.

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Jefferson Fisher started recording advice videos from the cab of his pickup in 2022. Now he’s got more than 10 million ...

Virtually no one, it seems, thinks a physical barrier in the region is a good idea. The Trump administration is rushing to ...

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