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Interview with Jamie Story on being Miss Texas and standing for liberty
HAWAII , February 14, 2012 - There's something very special about the Lone Star State and its people.
Texas Medical Board gives early OK to adult stem cell rules
There is no substantial data to indicate that adult stem cells are beneficial for patients other than those undergoing bone marrow transplants.
Dr. Jason Eberhart-Phillips: What parents should know about HPV...
VACCINES ARE stirring public debate like never before. None have triggered more controversy than Gardasil and Cervarix, the two vaccines approved to prevent cancers caused by the human papillomavirus, or HPV.
Chair of Texas Railroad Commission resigns
Elizabeth Ames Jones sent her letter of resignation to the governor late Monday afternoon.
Summerville sentenced to 2 life sentences in deputy shooting
Chris Summerville, the man accused of firing shots at Smith County Deputy Josh Caulkins during a federal warrant service in late March 2011, has entered a guilty plea.
TxDOT Tells Texas Teens: Love Your Life, Buckle Up
This year, TxDOT is partnering with more than 700 high schools and community colleges statewide to reach more than 750,000 , the use of seat belts saved an estimated 1,425 lives in 2010.
Texas leads U.S. again in export revenue
Texas was again the top exporting U.S. state in 2011 for the 10th consecutive year, data released by the U.S. Department of Commerce shows.
Central Texas districts vary on handling of new end-of-course exams
Even before the state education commissioner began questioning Texas' emphasis on testing and the effect on teaching, districts had started backing off plans that would made the state's new standardized test count toward students' grade-point averages and class rank.
Neil Macdonald: The death penalty debate America isn't having
Neil Macdonald is the senior Washington correspondent for CBC News, which he joined in 1988 following 12 years in newspapers.
Washington - Republican front-runner Mitt Romney is moving on from a narrow victory in the Maine caucuses to raising money for his already well-financed campaign - and to the more difficult task of convincing Republican voters he is conservative enough to be the party standard-bearer against President Barack Obama.
Exonerated Texas man's grave gets permanent tribute
The first person in the United States to be exonerated posthumously on the basis of DNA evidence received a lasting tribute in his home state of Texas this week.
Texas primary elections wona t be held on April 3
LIVINGSTON A proposed temporary fi x to Texas' months-long fi ght over redistricting was rejected late Monday afternoon by a federal judge.
Read more: State , Politics , News , Election , Texas , Texas Redistricting , Texas Primaries , Primaries in Texas , Texas Voting , Presidential Primaries , Super Tuesday , Super Tuesday in Texas AUSTIN, Texas - Three federal judges in San Antonio will soon start resolving one of the great political mysteries of the year: When will Texas hold ... (more)
With Perry out, Hispanic Republicans in Texas wonder if Gingrich is the best choice
When Texas Gov. Rick Perry left the race for the GOP presidential nomination, he might have walked off with Republican prospects to win the Hispanic vote in Texas and nationwide.
Federal appeals court refuses to reconsider Texas sonogram law
The Texas law [HB 15, PDF] has been controversial because it requires doctors to describe the details of the sonogram to the woman and also let her hear the fetal heartbeat, regardless of whether she refuses.
Texas has spent nearly $10 million during past decade on interest for late payments
Late payments by the Department of Public Safety, shown leading a caravan away from Galveston Island, spiked after Hurricane Ike in 2008.
WashPost Humorist Whacks Rick Perry as 'Idiot Politician'...
Washington Post Magazine humorist Gene Weingarten is letting his liberal politics fly in his "Below the Beltway" humor column again.
Mitt Romney wins Maine Republican caucuses
Mitt Romney eked out a narrow win in Maine's Republican caucuses, state party officials announced Saturday, providing his campaign for the party's presidential nomination a much-needed boost after three straight losses earlier this week.
Governor getting back into the swing of things at home in Texas
Three weeks after abandoning his presidential campaign, Gov. Rick Perry is re-engaging as leader of the nation's second largest state, eager to dispel the perception that his ill-fated bid for the White House has undercut his political strength back home.
Larry Kudlow: A King Dollar GOP?
Mitt Romney and Newt Gingrich have both said they would replace Bernanke, not reappoint him.
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