Attorney General Ken Paxton says Texas has no plans to comply with a Biden administration order to grant Border Patrol agents access to a riverfront park that is at the center of a border dispute.
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The latest Supreme Court decision in Texas’ battle with the Biden White House has sparked a legal debate over the Lone Star State’s constitutional authority to defend itself.
Robert F. Kennedy Jr., GOP candidate Donald Trump, and other high-profile figures are siding with Texas in the state's border dispute with the Biden administration.
For years, the mainstream media have treated Republicans denying election results as an existential threat to American democracy. But the same journalists were unbothered when President Joe Biden suggested during a campaign speech in Virginia on Tuesday that Glenn Youngkin is not the “real governor” of the state. It fell to Youngkin, a Republican, to