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Julia Reihs/KUT/A FiveThirtyEight analysis found candidates’ odds of winning a major office drop dramatically if they've lost before. -
Jernej Furman /Flickr (CC BY 2.0)/A new law punishes businesses that require proof of COVID-19 vaccination from patrons, but a lawsuit could be on the horizon.
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The company previously operated the facility in a 50/50 partnership with Shell, but taking it over may be costly for Pemex. -
Democrat Jasmine Crockett says she’s determined to address “the elephant in the room,” if not this session then in the next.
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The cruise industry is testing the waters with “simulated cruises” to determine how a voyage would work under CDC-approved safety restrictions.
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The proposed law follows a Mexican Supreme Court ruling three years ago that said banning recreational marijuana was unconstitutional. But many are divided about the law’s provisions.
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The news organization used a statistical model to account for the “medically vulnerable” whose deaths may not have been attributed directly to the storm.
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Suit focuses on little-known constable offices.
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Ray Benson, the Grammy-winning group’s frontman, says the Lone Star State has always embraced him even though his roots are not in Texas.
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Texas Standard tracked a year's worth of state and local government decisions about COVID-19 in a new, digital project. See how your city ranked in an interactive timeline, map and more.
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A new report looks at ways that solar, wind and oil projects could move forward while protecting the region’s way of life.
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Memorial Day honors military members who died while serving their country. Not all of them died in combat.
