Kristin Tate

HOUSTON, Texas — Democrats in Colorado have a big problem this election: women. Colorado Senator Mark Udall, the Democrat incumbent, appears to be in particular trouble going into November’s elections after running a campaign with a strong focus on women.

HOUSTON, Texas — On the “Daily Show” last night, Jon Stewart mocked Democrats for attempting to turn Texas blue. “You poor bastards,” Stewart said. “Democrats in Texas are like the drunk guy at the bar who won’t stop hitting on a girl

It’s that time of year again! Rock the Vote is taking over the interwebs to deliver what they deem to be a very important message to America’s youth: Lil John, Lena Dunham, Whoopi Goldberg, and the Kardashians — all brilliant scholars in their

HOUSTON, Texas — California, New York, and New Jersey are home to America’s worst business tax climate, according to a new comprehensive index by the Tax Foundation.  Texas, on the other hand, ranked in the top ten. This should come as no surprise

HOUSTON, Texas — Texas Congressman Louie Gohmert vocalized his disbelief and disgust at the Obama Administration’s push to treat non-U.S. citizens with Ebola in the United States.  “My concerns expressed in recent weeks that the Obama Administration had probably cut

HOUSTON, Texas — A Houston-based school district police officer is facing two counts of “official oppression” for pulling over a female driver and then asking to sniff and lick her feet.  Authorities believe the officer, 26-year-old Patrick Quinn, has done

HOUSTON, Texas — Border Patrol agents in Texas’ Del Rio Sector seized more than 1,400 pounds of marijuana during recent weeks. The drug confiscations, which have a total street value of $1.1 million, suggest that drug smuggling is still rife along

HOUSTON, Texas — A convicted murderer who was in the U.S. illegally was recently arrested by U.S. Border Patrol agents in Texas’ Eagle Pass South Station.  44-year-old Francisco Rodriguez-Garcia is a Mexican man convicted of second degree murder in Sanford,

HOUSTON, Texas — An emergency room nurse from Dallas’ Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital came forward and claimed that Thomas Eric Duncan, the Liberian man who brought Ebola into the U.S., lied to hospital staff about his exposure to the virus.  On

HOUSTON, Texas — A North Texas man allegedly recorded almost 1,000 women in various public bathrooms with secret cameras.  65-year-old Andrew Boden of Irving, Texas was arrested for improper photography or video recording, according to KHOU.  Irving Police spokesman James McLellan told

HOUSTON, Texas — Oil prices have been in a slump recently, inciting fear from brokers around the globe. But amid the downswing, it appears that Texas’ economy will be just fine — the Lone Star State’s boom shows no sign of

HOUSTON, Texas — A Houston-based sex offender was recently arrested for allegedly raping two girls — ages 14 and 2 — and infecting the with HIV.  33-year-old David Wilson admitted to police that he had raped the 14-year-old victim numerous times, Reuters reported.

HOUSTON, Texas — One person is dead following a shooting southwest of Tucson. The incident involved one Border Patrol agent, a Tucson-based spokesperson with U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) told Breitbart Texas.  The shooting occurred on Friday morning. Although

HOUSTON, Texas — It did not take long for Dallas man James Faulk to stir up outrage after dressing his house up like an Ebola HAZMAT scene for Halloween. The display includes police tape and various bio waste containers.  University

HOUSTON, Texas — Zale Thompson, 32, attacked four New York City police officers with an 18.5 inch hatchet on Thursday. Many are speculating whether Thompson has ties to radicalized Muslim groups, as his Facebook page features an image of Islamic prayers behind

HOUSTON, Texas — A teacher at a San Antonio was arrested after reportedly bringing brass knuckles and a methamphetamine pipe onto public school property. He also may have been carrying a knife.  The teacher, Jake Contreras, was taken into police custody on Wednesday,

HOUSTON, Texas — The Supreme Court ruled last week that Texas’ Voter ID law will be applied to November’s midterm elections. Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg strongly opposes the law and wrote a scathing seven-page dissenting opinion with Justices Elena Kagan and Sonia

HOUSTON, Texas — A biology teacher and cheer coach at a Houston-area high school is facing criminal charges after admitting to having a sexual relationship with a student.  24-year-old Ashley Elizabeth Zehnder approached the assistant principal at Pasadena High School and said she believed some

HOUSTON, Texas — Fresh statistics from the U.S. Census Bureau show that prosperity is rising in Texas.  The statistics show poverty across the U.S. In Texas, the poverty rate dropped 0.5 percent; it now stands at 15.9, right around the national average.

HOUSTON, Texas — While State Senator and gubernatorial candidate Wendy Davis had previously distanced herself from President Obama, who currently has a low approval rating, the state senator openly embraced his big-government policies during a recent campaign stop. As Davis continues

HOUSTON, Texas — Responding to the Ebola crisis that gripped Dallas, Governor Rick Perry announced on Tuesday the creation of a containment facility in North Texas to treat individuals with the deadly virus. Perry’s hope is that such a facility will protect

HOUSTON, Texas — Dallas County Judge Clay Jenkins has seized nearly every opportunity to place himself on a national stage amid the Ebola crisis in Texas. By doing so, he has transformed from a local authority to a well-known public figure.

HOUSTON, Texas — A large group of people who had come in contact with Thomas Eric Duncan, the Liberian man who brought Ebola to the U.S., have been cleared of the virus by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention