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FORT WORTH, Texas — President Joe Biden ordered a ban on oil and gas imports from Russia on Tuesday to step up pressure over the Ukraine war, before heading to Fort Worth to meet with veterans and promote health care for those exposed to toxic fumes during overseas deployments.

When Texas marketing executive Bret Starr asked colleagues in Ukraine what they needed after Russia's invasion, he got a surprise.

FORT WORTH, Texas — President Joe Biden arrived in Fort Worth on Tuesday afternoon to promote health care for veterans exposed to toxic fumes. But he will snub the parents of one local veteran – former Marine Trevor Reed, who’s languishing in a Russian prison on charges that U.S. officials…

For the past couple of weeks, rumors have been swirling that World Wrestling Entertainment, Inc. (NYSE: WWE) legend "Stone Cold" Steve Austin could return to the ring for his first match in 19 years at the upcoming WrestleMania 38 on April 2-3 in Austin's home state of Texas.

The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development says Texas’ administration of flood relief money from Hurricane Harvey broke federal law by discriminating against Black and Hispanic residents of the Houston area

The election administrator in Texas’ most populous county has submitted her resignation after a series of problems that plagued last week’s primary election, including about 10,000 mail ballots not being counted on the day of the election, issues with voting machines and a lack of poll workers

Turnout was slightly down among Democrats from the 2018 gubernatorial primary, while Republican turnout increased by 1.5 percent.

‘We were told there wasn’t enough time in today’s schedule to get us in’

Harry was pictured attending the Stockyards Rodeo event in Fort Worth, Texas, on Saturday, a move which the People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals - better known as PETA - described as "extremely disappointing"

Guilty verdict could give US prosecutors more leverage in plea negotiations with other January 6 riot defendants.

WASHINGTON — The first person to go on trial over charges stemming from the Jan. 6 insurrection was found guilty, a crucial victory for the U.S. Justice Department as it continues to prosecute hundreds of other rioters.