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Promising pardons for insurrectionists and calling for protests if indicted could help make a case for obstruction of justice

Suspected shooter found injured from self-inflicted gunshot wound to the head

SPRING, Texas — Dionna Jackson, 40, sat on a long wooden bench nervously scrolling through old text messages on her phone while waiting for her eviction case to be called. More than 87 people joined her in Harris County Judge Lincoln Goodwin’s packed courtroom on the last day of January.

Races for state attorneys general are emerging as important battlegrounds this year as Republicans seek to expand their reach in the office sometimes referred to as “the people's lawyer.”

Former President Donald Trump recently told a mostly white crowd at a rally in Texas that his legal troubles are the fault of Black prosecutors he called racists

Texas power grid passed its biggest test since last year’s deadly blackouts, keeping most lights on during a wintry blast this week. This storm, however, was far less severe than last year’s monstrous one, leaving questions whether the state is really ready for another deep freeze.

The winter storm that caused hundreds of thousands of power outages and contributed to hundreds of traffic accidents from Texas to Maine has moved out to sea

Anti-abortion clinics across the country are receiving tens of millions of tax dollars to talk women out of ending their pregnancies

Maguire is looking for her first win on the LPGA.