Congress

Irvin was given advice from judges like “you'll get better,” a tough-love way to start the season. But, he's safe for one more week.

Franchises are losing serious moolah from small credit card purchases. The costs exceed those incurred for health care each year.

None of the earmark requests target our greatest need - transportation projects.

When you can't work within a democratic structure, a Taliban-like insurgency is totally ok, right?

... because all of us dang consumers aren't cooperating. Dang it.

The Republican senator from Texas is chairman of the National Republican Senatorial Committee.

Mr. Cluck goes to Washington, but he appears to be waging an uphill battle.

Thomas Love is running against Republican incumbent Kenny Marchant and Libertarian David Casey.

Arlington City Councilman Mel LeBlanc, community activist Marvin Sutton, and UT Arlington Professor Jose Gutierrez will discuss the pros and cons of redistricting.

Both Republicans and Democrats are questioning Sessions' lack of judgment in holding fundraiser at an "adult club."

Dr. Hines helps explain why Medicare is doomed.

Small changes in intentions make media hounds hungry for more.

Texas is among several states that have a high poverty rate and the worst anti-poverty voting records.

"We must bring an end to this war, and soon."

Chris Bell - one of the guys who ran against Rick Perry for Texas Governor (not the cowboy; not the grandma).

Charles Chatman, set free after DNA testing proved he was innocent, tries to get the Justice Department to use funds set aside for forensic science.

Hinn is the second U.S. preacher to refuse to give the Senate requested information.

Not a single Texas Republican in Congress has a decent score in supporting pro-middle class legislation.

For those who missed the Congressional Black Caucus Southern Region Forum this past Saturday, October 13, here is a recording of the afternoon town hall meeting.

In recognition, Constantin Gentea and Mayra Montes will receive an American Flag from Senator Kay Bailey Hutchinson.