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In far West Texas, the threat of land seizures for a border wall has families on edge
In the Big Bend region, where some families have lived for generations, government letters seeking access to their land is sparking fear and resistance.
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8mAfter backlash, power grid officials back away from agreement to give ERCOT CEO millions in additional bonuses
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7mTexas and feds announce noncitizen voting charges against seven people
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2mTribCast: Weighing the impact of Paxton’s political baggage
GOP Senate nominee Ken Paxton has been dogged by allegations of personal and professional improprieties throughout his political career. Do voters care?
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4mU.S. Rep. Brandon Gill seeks top Republican oversight post
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6mRep. Drew Darby tears into oil and gas commissioner for defying order to appear at Capitol
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