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Ken Paxton’s Senate campaign admits it took illegal campaign donations

Written by on 24 July 2026

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton’s U.S. Senate campaign this week admitted to federal regulators that it took multiple first-quarter donations that exceeded limits outlined in U.S. campaign finance law. In a July 20 letter to the Federal Election Commission, the Ken Paxton for Senate campaign said it had refunded or designated funds from five donors […]

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To block renewable energy projects, Texas Republicans have weaponized conservation concerns

Written by on 24 July 2026

This article originally appeared on Inside Climate News a nonprofit, non-partisan news organization that covers climate, energy and the environment. Sign up for their newsletter here. Environmentalists in Texas want the state to adopt new laws and regulations governing where renewable energy projects should be built, how they should run and what they can do […]

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Texas Republican candidate blames state’s water crisis on ‘illegal aliens’ and ‘foreigners’

Written by on 24 July 2026

Bo French, the habitually inflammatory Republican candidate for Texas Railroad Commissioner, is grasping for controversy yet again. In a Thursday tweet, the former Tarrant County GOP chair blamed undocumented immigrants for the state’s ongoing water crisis. “My feed is constantly full of people pushing fear on water in Texas,” French wrote on X. “I agree […]

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Ken Paxton receives unwelcome surprise at Washington, D.C., fundraiser

Written by on 23 July 2026

A mobile billboard highlighting Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton’s long history of scandals showed up in Washington, D.C., on Wednesday and circled the building where he held a fundraiser to shore up his U.S. Senate campaign. The Barbie-inspired “Corrupt Ken” billboard, organized by the pro-Democrat Lone Star Rising PAC, featured a photo of Paxton as […]

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Gina Hinojosa calls on rival Gov. Greg Abbott to issue moratorium on new data centers

Written by on 23 July 2026

State Rep. Gina Hinojosa, Texas’ Democratic gubernatorial candidate, on Thursday called on incumbent Gov. Greg Abbott to issue a moratorium on new data center construction until lawmakers can better regulate them. Hinojosa’s demand comes with Texas in the middle of a data center boom. She attributed much of that activity to her Republican opponent’s signing […]

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South Texas Rep. Henry Cuellar votes to merge U.S. and Israeli militaries

Written by on 23 July 2026

South Texas U.S. Rep. Henry Cuellar was one of six Democrats who voted in favor of the 2027 National Defense Authorization Act, which contained a controversial provision merging the militaries of the United States and Israel. The Democratic lawmakers crossed the aisle on Wednesday to join 209 Republicans in passing the nearly $1.15 trillion defense […]

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