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The satirical country and western iconoclast ran for governor of Texas in 2006 with campaign slogans like “My Governor is a Jewish Cowboy.”

The bills include bans on LGBTQ "propaganda" and nonheterosexual people adopting children.

Citing an NBC News report, the Democratic majority on the state Board of Elections said more investigation is needed into “problematic” petition-gatherers.

A document that a former Gateway staff member says he found on Robert Morris’ church laptop details a 2005 call with Cindy Clemishire, who accused him of sexually abusing her as a child.

Tons of supplies have been waiting for delivery since June 9. The troubled U.S. pier in Gaza is expected to go off-line again, and U.S. officials have tested an alternative route via Israel.

“I watched the movie ‘Home Alone’ growing up ... and so yeah, I got the spider,” Marisa Simonetti, who is running for the Hennepin County Board, told NBC News.

A team that picks the USC guard could have an inside track to signing his possible free agent dad, Lebron James, the NBA's all-time leading scorer.

The frontrunner for the Republican Senate nomination held a town hall instead Wednesday night, leaving her primary opponent, Mark Lamb, alone on the stage.

Potentially thousands of veterans are affected, but many questions remain about the policy that the Pentagon and Department of Veterans Affairs must work through.

The 19-year-old finished second to Simone Biles at U.S. Championships and was a near-lock for the Paris team.

Gone are the days that a fever was a sure sign of Covid. As the virus mutates and infections rise again, Covid symptoms vary widely from person to person.