A Latino civil rights group has called for an official inquiry into recent Texas voter fraud raids, raising concerns about potential voter intimidation and civil rights violations, The New York Times reports.
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A recent MySA analysis ranks American cities by political ideology, highlighting urban divides between liberal strongholds and conservative hubs. The report offers insights into voting trends and cultural shifts nationwide.
The 2022 midterms shed light on key voter shifts and emerging issues in San Antonio, spotlighting crucial City Council battlegrounds for 2023. These races will reveal community priorities and political momentum ahead.
U.S. Rep. Joaquin Castro underwent surgery to remove cancerous tumors, his office confirmed. The Texas congressman is expected to recover, with officials emphasizing his commitment to public service amid treatment.
In United States v. Lopez, the Supreme Court ruled in 1995 that Congress exceeded its authority under the Commerce Clause by banning guns in school zones, marking a pivotal limit on federal power.
The BBC examines whether recent U.S. government budget cuts played a role in the Texas tragedy, exploring impacts on emergency services and preventive measures amid rising concerns over funding and safety.
Texas Governor warns of cutting funding to a children’s hospital after a doctor’s viral social media post. The move sparks debate over free speech and healthcare funding. Details at The Independent.
A recent AP-NORC poll reveals that US adults prioritize government action on reducing child care costs over policies aimed at increasing birth rates, highlighting economic concerns over demographic trends.
Marine Trevor Reed arrived in San Antonio, Texas, one day after a Russian prisoner exchange. Reed, previously detained in Russia, was reunited with family as part of a high-profile swap, ABC7 Los Angeles reports.
“Grounds for Debate,” a new Texas Tribune series, tackles pressing state issues by featuring expert discussions and diverse viewpoints. The platform aims to foster informed public dialogue across Texas communities.
Frank Tejeda’s journey from San Antonio’s South Side to Congress is a story of determination and service. Rising from humble beginnings, he became a powerful advocate for his community and national leader.
The Castro twins have captured national attention, making waves with their unique bond and joint endeavors. Known for their unwavering partnership, they continue to inspire and lead — together, as always.
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott’s aggressive border policies and high-profile actions have thrust immigration into the national spotlight, turning it into a key issue for Democrats ahead of upcoming elections, Axios reports.
The federal government has seized a $673,000 home near downtown San Antonio amid an investigation. Authorities say the property was tied to illegal activity, leading to its forfeiture and federal ownership.
As devastating floods struck Texas, critical positions at local National Weather Service offices remained unfilled, raising concerns over timely warnings and response effectiveness during the crisis.
The Consul General highlights San Antonio’s deep ties with Mexico, emphasizing the city’s role as a vital hub for trade, culture, and diplomacy in strengthening U.S.-Mexico relations, reports the San Antonio Report.
A Donald Trump wax figure was removed from a San Antonio museum after visitors repeatedly punched and scratched it. The museum cited damage concerns, deciding to take the figure off display to prevent further vandalism.
In a significant shift, politicians of Asian descent are gaining ground in Latino-majority San Antonio, reflecting the city’s growing diversity and reshaping its political landscape. (Published 2023, The New York Times)
Gina Ortiz Jones has been elected mayor of San Antonio, marking a historic win. Her leadership promises new directions for the Texas city, as reported by Texas Public Radio (TPR).
New U.S. citizens took the oath of allegiance at San Antonio City Hall, marking a historic moment. Many expressed excitement about voting in the upcoming presidential race, embracing their new civic duties.