Texas
21 articles · Jan 2026 — Feb 2026
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Grand jury rejects indictment over federal officer’s shooting of US citizen
** In a series of developments that highlight the complexities of law, business, and health, a Texas grand jury has rejected an indictment in the fatal shooting of a US citizen by a federal
Trump Faces Backlash as Supreme Court Strikes Down Tariffs
House Republicans respond to ruling, progressive group backs Texas Senate candidate
US News Roundup: Politics, Health, and Safety
Texas Senate primary spending record shattered, school safety demands action, and more
Samsung Settles Texas Lawsuit Over TV Data Collection
Samsung reaches settlement with Texas, revising its data collection practices and halting the unauthorized collection of Texans' viewing data without express consent.
Politics and Policy Dominate the Week
Former Vice President Kamala Harris endorses Rep. Jasmine Crockett in Texas Senate primary, while two transgender men sue Kansas over a "dehumanizing" driver's license law and FEMA releases billions in disaster assistance.
New Laws and Policies Spark Controversy Across US
From Texas schools to Maryland sheriffs, and from fast food to federal agencies
Was a US Citizen Killed by a Federal Immigration Agent?
A 23-year-old US citizen, Ruben Ray Martinez, was fatally shot by a federal immigration agent in Texas last year, according to newly released records.
Whistleblowing on ICE: Resistance and Controversy in the Age of Trump
As the Trump administration intensifies its immigration crackdown, whistleblowing efforts, including the use of whistles to alert communities to ICE presence, have become a symbol of resistance. However, not all activists agree on the effectiveness of this tactic. Meanwhile, extremist views are gaining traction in some parts of the country, with a Texas congressional candidate backed by hard-right donors.
Racing and Revelations: News from Texas to New York
A new IndyCar race is set to take the circuit by storm in Texas, while revelations about Jeffrey Epstein's ties to a liberal arts college in New York have left its leader reeling. Meanwhile, Bloomberg's Surveillance program continues to provide insights into the world of finance.
Global Markets Await Clues on Interest Rates, Economic Partnerships, and Credit Market Trends
As traders and investors eagerly await the release of economic data and Federal Reserve minutes, other significant developments are shaping the global economic landscape, including a strengthened partnership between Spain and India, a potential lifeline for Texas oil drillers, and a resurgence in M&A activity.
CBS Under Fire for Alleged Censorship of Colbert Interview with Texas Democrat
CBS is facing criticism for allegedly censoring an interview between Stephen Colbert and a Texas Democrat running for Senate, with an FCC commissioner accusing the network of "corporate capitulation" in the face of the administration's efforts to control speech. The incident has sparked concerns about free expression and the role of corporate interests in shaping public discourse.
CBS Faces Criticism Over Handling of Colbert Interview with Texas Democrat
CBS is under fire for allegedly bowing to pressure from the administration and censoring an interview with a Texas Democrat running for Senate on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert. FCC Commissioner Anna M Gomez has accused the network of "corporate capitulation" and criticized the administration's efforts to control speech. The incident has sparked concerns about the limits of free expression and the role of corporate influence in shaping public discourse.
Texas 'Antifa' Protest Case Mistrial and Japanese Skater's Olympic Surprise
A federal judge in Texas declared a mistrial in a high-profile case involving protesters accused of terrorism, while in Olympic news, Japanese teenager Ami Nakai stunned the figure skating world with a commanding performance that overshadowed the US team.
Meyers Taylor's Historic Win and Texas Primaries Headline a Week of High-Stakes Competition
Elana Meyers Taylor made history at the Winter Olympics, while in Texas, early voting has begun for high-stakes primary elections that could set the stage for a fierce Senate race.
Trials and Triumphs: From Sex Trafficking Allegations to Progressive Wins and the Future of Work
A high-profile trial in New York shines a light on allegations of sex trafficking against real estate brothers, while in Texas, progressive organizers celebrate a surprise victory against far-right Republicans. Meanwhile, the job market faces uncertainty, leading some to "hug their jobs" – but is this the right approach?
Sports World Abuzz with Exciting Matchups and Emerging Talent
From the college basketball court to the NFL playoffs and NBA awards, the sports world is filled with exciting matchups and emerging talent. This week, Texas secured a crucial win over LSU, Montana State won its first national championship since 1984, and the NFL playoff field is set. Meanwhile, analysts are buzzing about the top recruits in the 2026 class and predicting the winners of the NBA's highest honors.
Trump Administration Faces Criticism on Multiple Fronts Amid Ongoing Partial Government Shutdown
The Trump administration is facing criticism on multiple fronts, from the ongoing partial government shutdown to allegations of misconduct and pollution. Meanwhile, the president announced that the US is in talks with Cuban leadership, and a five-year-old boy and his father have been released from a Texas immigration detention center.
Winter Storms Bring Death and Power Outages to Millions in Eastern North America
Winter storms have swept across a large portion of the eastern United States, resulting in at least 49 fatalities. The storms, which brought heavy snow, freezing rain, and high winds, were particularly devastating in the southeastern states of Tennessee, Mississippi, Louisiana, and Texas. In Australia, a record-breaking heatwave has been causing widespread power outages and bushfires.
Five-Year-Old Boy and Father Detained by ICE Described as 'Depressed' by Congressman
Liam Conejo and his father were separated from their mother and father. They were taken to a detention center in Texas. The boy's father posted on Facebook that he was worried about his son.
Top Stories: Mobo Awards, Football Transfers, Tragedy in Texas, and More
This week's news roundup brings us a mix of entertainment, sports, and tragic events. From the upcoming Mobo Awards to a devastating incident in Texas, here's a summary of the top stories. We also look at the latest football transfers and a teacher's decision to withdraw from teaching religion.