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Sid Miller Plants Solid Win to Become Texas Ag Commissioner

Sid Miller Plants Solid Win to Become Texas Ag Commissioner

AUSTIN, Texas — Former Texas State Representative Sid Miller will become the next Texas Agriculture Commissioner after a solid victory over his Democrat opponent Jim Hogan. Miller won a decisive victory by garnering nearly 60 percent of the vote. His

Cornyn “Hopeful” for GOP Senate Majority

Cornyn “Hopeful” for GOP Senate Majority

AUSTIN, Texas — Texas Senator John Cornyn wrapped up his Get Out the Vote efforts on Tuesday, stopping by the Republican Party of Texas headquarters in downtown Austin to thank supporters and pose for photos with campaign staffers and volunteers. 

Texas Early Votes Looking Good for GOP Candidates

Texas Early Votes Looking Good for GOP Candidates

AUSTIN, Texas — Polls are closed in the majority of Texas — voting remains open until 8 p.m. Central/7 p.m. Mountain time in the El Paso area — and the Texas Secretary of State has posted the early vote totals,

Tea Party Favorite Ken Paxton Elected Texas Attorney General

Tea Party Favorite Ken Paxton Elected Texas Attorney General

Republican State Senator Ken Paxton was elected Texas Attorney General on Tuesday evening.  Paxton beat Democrat lawyer Sam Houston in his bid to replace the current Attorney General Greg Abbott.  Paxton was previously endorsed by Texas Senator Ted Cruz who said, “Ken Paxton is a tireless conservative

FOX News Blacklisted At Florida Hospital

 During a not-so-planned Emergency Room visit to Broward General Hospital in Broward County, Florida, and after doctors came to the medical conclusion that I had to be admitted to the hospital for a good 2-day dosing of extra strength antibiotics,

Greg Abbott Wins Texas, Steamrolls Wendy Davis

Greg Abbott Wins Texas, Steamrolls Wendy Davis

AUSTIN, Texas — Fox News has called a victory for Texas Attorney General Greg Abbott in Texas’ gubernatorial race. Abbott received 2,775,353 votes and 59% of the vote, while his Democratic opponent Wendy Davis received 1,820,571 of the votes and

5 Reminders for the Republican Party on Election Day

5 Reminders for the Republican Party on Election Day

With Republicans expected by virtually every prognosticator to take back the Senate in today’s midterm election, the GOP has reached a turning point. Win or lose, the Republican Party will have to do some serious thinking about next steps. Should

EU Cuts Growth Forecasts as Big Economies Falter

EU Cuts Growth Forecasts as Big Economies Falter

BRUSSELS (AP) — The European Union cut its already low economic growth forecasts further on Tuesday, indicating the recovery will remain sluggish amid problems for the biggest economies, particularly France and Germany. The official forecast for growth this year in

Voters Approve Fracking Ban in Texas Gas and Oil City

Voters Approve Fracking Ban in Texas Gas and Oil City

Denton, a gas and oil city located north of Dallas, is expected to become the first Lone Star State city to ban fracking. On Tuesday, voters approved a proposed ban on the drilling method — the vote follows Denton’s City Council rejection of

No Fluke: Sandra Loses State Senate Race–by 22 Points

No Fluke: Sandra Loses State Senate Race–by 22 Points

LOS ANGELES, California — Sandra Fluke, the feminist icon who rose to national prominence after being called a “slut” by conservative talk radio host Rush Limbaugh, and after urging that Obamacare require religious institutions to cover abortion and birth control, has

Gov. Jay Nixon's Election Day Tweet Is a Crack-up

Somebody’s butt may be on the line after an inappropriate tweet was posted on Governor Jay Nixon’s Twitterfeed, Tuesday morning. A member of his staff – or perhaps the governor himself – tweeted the following picture to encourage Missourians to

Local Ballot Measures to Watch

Local Ballot Measures to Watch

While apathy has set in across the Golden State this Election Day, at least in statewide contests, several local ballot initiatives have excited voters in several California communities in particular. Here are ones to watch: Measure L, Sacramento: Mayor Kevin

Burkina Faso: Military Promises to Hand over Power

Burkina Faso: Military Promises to Hand over Power

OUAGADOUGOU, Burkina Faso (AP) — Burkina Faso’s military said Monday it will hand over to a transitional government under a leader chosen by all sectors of society to fill the power vacuum created since long-time President Blaise Compaore resigned and

Federal Police Leader Killed by Gunmen in Mexico

Federal Police Leader Killed by Gunmen in Mexico

MCALLEN, Texas — Suspected cartel hitmen gunned down the top federal law enforcement official in charge of the northern part of the Mexican border state of Tamaulipas. More than 100 shots were fired by gunmen killing General Ricardo Cesar Nino

Supreme Court's Jews Skeptical in Jerusalem Case

Supreme Court's Jews Skeptical in Jerusalem Case

On Monday, the U.S. Supreme Court heard oral arguments in the case of Zivotofsky v. Kerry, involving a U.S. citizen born in Jerusalem who wants his passport to list “Israel” as the country of his birth. Currently, U.S. citizens born in

Andrew Luck Throws for 4 TDs, Indy Routs Giants 40-24

Andrew Luck Throws for 4 TDs, Indy Routs Giants 40-24

EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. (AP) — The Indianapolis Colts weren’t going to have a hangover from last week’s defeat. Andrew Luck wouldn’t allow it. Luck threw for four touchdowns and the Colts’ defense kept Eli Manning and the Giants off balance