The Dallas Democrat says not being in Congress would give him more time to develop his campaign message.
The state attorney general wants a bankruptcy court to ensure 23andMe or any purchaser comply with Texas laws on the sale, transfer or disclosure of genetic and other sensitive personal data.
Texas’ senior U.S. senator, seeking reelection in 2026, trails the attorney general in recent polls of Republican primary voters.
Public opinion surveys have found the incumbent U.S. senator trailing the Texas attorney general among Republican primary voters.
Cornyn hopes to chip away at Paxton’s lead as the March primary draws closer.
The governor has already signed one bill to allow the AG to defend local prosecutors in federal court. Another bill that would empower the agency to assert legislative privilege on behalf of the state during legal proceedings was sent to the governor Sunday.
The court didn’t rule on the merits of AG Ken Paxton’s broad allegations against Annunciation House.
The plan would abolish the commission that oversees the games and add tighter operational restrictions.
Is the planned neighborhood open only to Muslims, or imposing “Sharia” law?
The problem in Texas’ courts isn’t the prosecutors.
Attorney general says the company did not do anything illegal and its background firm did not engage in surveillance.
The lawsuit challenges the constitutionality of mandates that urban DAs turn over case files, communication and internal information.
Attorney general said he is investigating cereal company over “illegal misrepresentations” of its products.
Readers don’t want guns at the State Fair of Texas and they other measures to reduce gun violence.
The state’s top legal officer says the Big Tech company covertly tracked Texans’ movements and searches.
Attorney general’s appeal of whistleblower judgment exposes what he really cares about.
The indictments followed a yearslong election integrity investigation, according to the attorney general’s office.
Paxton said the Coppell school leaders “voluntarily took measures” to ensure the theory is not taught in classrooms.
Readers respond to Ken Paxton calling John Cornyn a RINO; urge of renewable energy bills; don’t want a name change for Veterans Day; and share a story about renewing a Texas ID.
A Travis County judge last month awarded four fired officials from Paxton’s office compensation for lost wages, pain and suffering, attorney fees, court costs and interest.
