The Trump administration claims credit for bringing Toyota’s new Tacoma production to Texas, but Toyota disputes this, highlighting a long-term strategy behind the decision, according to the San Antonio Report.
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Angela Paxton breaks her silence on the U.S. Senate race amid her ongoing divorce from Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton. The San Antonio Express-News explores the potential impact on her campaign and political future.
A federal judge has ordered a temporary halt to border wall construction in Big Bend National Park, responding to a lawsuit challenging the project’s environmental impact. The pause aims to allow further review.
San Antonio is tackling its housing shortage by examining barriers faced by developers of missing middle housing. City officials aim to streamline processes and boost affordable, diverse housing options.
The U.S. Supreme Court blocked a Texas law that restricted social media companies from moderating content. The ruling upholds platforms’ rights to manage posts, reinforcing free speech protections online.
Texas ranchers warn that Trump’s plan to import 300,000 tons of beef threatens local markets and livelihoods. They urge policymakers to reconsider, citing economic and quality concerns.
Russia’s backing of TEXIT highlights deep fractures in U.S. politics, exposing vulnerabilities in national unity and the rise of separatist sentiments. The support reflects geopolitical strategies amid growing domestic discord.
Day one of the government shutdown has begun, raising concerns in San Antonio. Key federal services face disruptions, while local agencies brace for impact on economy and public safety. Residents await updates.
Right-wing group Turning Point USA is set to hold an event at UT-San Antonio on the anniversary of founder Charlie Kirk’s death. The gathering aims to mobilize conservative students amid heightened campus debates.
Former allies of Senator John Cornyn publicly endorsed Attorney General Ken Paxton at a San Antonio rally, signaling a shift in support ahead of upcoming Texas Republican primaries.
Charlie Kirk’s unexpected death has ignited a national debate on political violence. The incident raises urgent questions about safety and rhetoric in today’s charged political climate. More on news4sanantonio.com.
James Talarico’s U.S. Senate campaign hosted a LoterÃa event in San Antonio, engaging the community with the traditional Mexican game. The gathering highlighted cultural ties and grassroots support ahead of the primary.
The Democratic runoff in Texas’ 35th Congressional District faces turmoil after controversial comments about Jews and Israel sparked backlash, intensifying the race ahead of the primary runoff.
San Antonio Archbishop Gustavo Garcia-Siller condemns the profit-driven politics behind inhumane migrant treatment, urging for compassionate reforms. He highlights moral failings in current immigration policies.
The San Antonio Express-News editorial series aimed to deepen the border policy debate by presenting complex perspectives. Their goal: to move beyond simplistic narratives and foster informed discussion on immigration challenges.
A New York Times report reveals how a controversial gun influencer, known for Nazi jokes and vulgar insults, has gained unexpected favor within the G.O.P., sparking debates over political boundaries and social media conduct.
Stacey Abrams launched her national tour in San Antonio, sharing key political lessons on voter engagement and civic participation. The event emphasized strategies to strengthen democracy ahead of upcoming elections.
Valero Energy kicked off 2026 with strong gains as escalating political conflicts disrupt global oil markets. The San Antonio-based refiner capitalized on rising prices amid supply concerns.
Rising Democratic star James Talarico returns to San Antonio, where his political journey began. His visit highlights renewed focus on local issues and advancing progressive policies in the city he once called home.
San Antonio lawmaker Roland Gutierrez has officially launched his U.S. Senate campaign, aiming to represent Texas at the federal level. The announcement marks a significant development in the upcoming election race.