This state isn’t just growing — its economy is getting richer per resident
Texas economy grows faster per capita than any major state from 2021-2024, proving economic strength beyond just population gains and demographic shifts.
House Republicans to Introduce Voting Reform Bill With Voter ID, Proof of Citizenship Rules
Voting booths are set up at a polling place in Newtown, Pa., on April 23, 2024. Matt Rourke/AP Photo House Republicans on Jan. 29 said they plan to roll out a comprehensive election reform bill that would set requirements for elections, including for photo IDs and proof of citizenship. House Administration Committee Chair Rep. Bryan
These Companies Have Pledged to Boost Newborns’ $1,000 Trump Accounts
President Donald Trump arrives to speak during the Trump Accounts summit at the Andrew W. Mellon Auditorium in Washington on Jan. 28, 2026. Madalina Kilroy/The Epoch Times Newborn babies could get an extra boost into their Trump Account from private companies. The federally funded pilot program, created by President Donald Trump, will donate $1,000 into
Companies Pledge to Boost Newborns’ $1,000 Trump Accounts
President Donald Trump arrives to speak during the Trump Accounts summit at the Andrew W. Mellon Auditorium in Washington on Jan. 28, 2026. Madalina Kilroy/The Epoch Times Newborn babies could get an extra boost into their Trump Account from private companies. The federally funded pilot program, created by President Donald Trump, will donate $1,000 into
Trump admin slams Dems’ ‘call 911 on ICE’ push as reckless, links policy to riots and violent arrests
Trump administration fires back at Arlington County official who urged residents to call 911 when they see ICE agents conducting enforcement operations.
AOC voices support for anti-ICE shutdown, declines to participate
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, D-N.Y., voiced support for a nationwide "shutdown" anti-ICE protest set to take place on Friday but said her congressional office will remain open.
Senate reaches deal to fund government, continue ICE talks
Washington — The Senate agreed Thursday to move forward with a government funding package while negotiations continue over reforms to immigration enforcement in the wake of last weekend’s fatal shooting by federal agents in Minneapolis, though the deal hit a snag as at least one Republican senator pushed back. Under the deal, lawmakers plan to