In Texas, Senator Ted Cruz came face to face with graffiti that included a profanity targeting conservative figure Charlie Kirk. Wielding a paint roller, Cruz eradicated the message, condemning it as “hateful garbage” and boldly characterizing his act as “erasing evil.”

Texas Governor Greg Abbott plans to sign a redistricting plan soon after the Senate passed it in an overnight session. Meanwhile, California Democrats have launched their own special election effort aimed at revising their congressional districts, underscoring the wider national focus on redistricting.

A protester was arrested in Texas while supporting State Representative Nicole Collier of Fort Worth. Now, that protester is coming forward to speak about the experience, raising questions about local politics and the right to protest.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott is refusing to release his emails with Elon Musk, citing that some of the correspondence contains “intimate” information not of “legitimate concern to the public.”

One day after Texas State Senator Angela Paxton filed for divorce citing “biblical reasons,” Attorney General Ken Paxton removed all mentions of her from his official biography.

A driverless truck’s delivery in Dallas isn’t just a technological milestone—it’s a signal of the profound changes stirring within Texas politics that could reshape the nation. Sometimes, the smallest events herald the biggest transformations.