Beyond Trump, Texas leaders also bear responsibility for eroding U.S. political discourse. Their divisive rhetoric and policies contribute to a polarized climate, deepening partisan divides and undermining constructive dialogue nationwide.
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Tejano star Bobby Pulido announces his bid for Congress in South Texas, aiming to bring a fresh voice to the region. The singer-turned-candidate seeks to leverage his local roots and popularity in the political arena.
President Obama plans to nominate San Antonio Mayor Julian Castro as HUD Secretary, marking a historic pick for the agency. The nomination highlights a focus on urban development and affordable housing reform.
Meet the candidates running for the Texas Legislature in 2026. San Antonio Report profiles key contenders shaping the state’s political landscape ahead of the upcoming elections. Stay informed on who’s vying for your vote.
Newly released records show an ICE agent fatally shot a San Antonio man in Texas last year. The incident raises questions about the circumstances surrounding the use of deadly force by immigration authorities.
Rep. Tony Gonzales resists calls to resign following reports of an affair with a staffer. The San Antonio Express-News details the controversy as critics demand accountability amidst ongoing scrutiny.
US Rep. Tony Gonzales denies affair allegations with a former staffer, calling the claims an attempt at blackmail. The El Paso Times reports the congressman firmly rejects the accusations amid ongoing scrutiny.
The San Antonio Report highlights how “wave election” signs are sparking concern in congressional primaries. These markers signal potential shifts, intensifying competition and raising alarms among candidates and party leaders.
Rep. Tony Gonzales claims he is being “blackmailed” over an alleged affair with a female staffer, as reported by the San Antonio Express-News. The controversy raises questions about his conduct and political future.
San Antonio Mayor Ron Nirenberg has urged the DOJ to investigate the ICE shooting of a local man in 2025. The incident has sparked calls for accountability and transparency in law enforcement actions.
A 5-year-old Minneapolis boy picked up by ICE is being held at a facility outside San Antonio, Texas, according to reports. The case has sparked concern among family and local officials over child detention practices.
San Antonio is tackling its “missing middle housing” shortage by analyzing developer challenges. City officials aim to identify and remove roadblocks to boost affordable, diverse housing options, addressing growing demand.
Mexican Americans often say “The border crossed us,” reflecting how the 1848 Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo shifted boundaries, turning Mexican citizens into Americans overnight, highlighting a complex history of identity and belonging.
In a Senate Democratic primary marked by racial tensions, Black voters in Houston emerge as a pivotal force. Their support could decisively shape the race’s outcome, highlighting the community’s growing political influence.
Gov. Abbott’s recent labeling of CAIR as a terrorist organization reflects broader global trends of dehumanization. Experts say this rhetoric fuels division and mirrors increasing hostility toward Muslim communities worldwide.
A government shutdown has triggered nationwide delays at airports, disrupting travel across the U.S. Passengers face longer wait times as reduced staffing affects security and operations. More updates at kens5.com.
Meet the candidates running for Congress in Bexar County districts. This San Antonio Report article provides key details on the contenders shaping the upcoming election and their priorities for the community.
The U.S. is establishing two expanded military zones along the Mexico border to enhance security and combat illegal crossings, marking a significant escalation in border enforcement efforts, The New York Times reports.
Former middle school teacher James Talarico’s experience in one of San Antonio’s poorest neighborhoods inspired his US Senate bid. His firsthand insight into educational challenges drives his campaign for change.
U.S. Rep. Joaquin Castro is pushing legislation aimed at preventing former President Trump from imposing sanctions or trade restrictions on Mexico, amid ongoing tensions over immigration and border policies.