The Justice Department announced charges against 63 people across 15 states for illegal voting, fraudulent voter registration, and false citizenship claims. Four of those charged were illegal immigrants; others' citizenship status was unclear. Texas was among the states with those charged.
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Justice Department Announces Charges Involving 63 Individuals for Election-Related Crimes
DOJ charges 63 people with voting-related crimes day before midterm elections
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Ars Technica's Senior Space Editor Eric Berger said SpaceX has told NASA it will not launch humans for the space agency anymore after 2030 and is not interested in launching cargo to low-Earth orbit for NASA or private space station providers.
SpaceX, Rocket company; NASA, U.S. space agency; Eric Berger, Senior Space Editor at Ars Technica and 4 more
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The GEO Group announced it won a contract with Immigration and Customs Enforcement for a 2,329-bed detention complex in Big Spring, Texas, valued at $200 million.
$200 million for ICE detention facility contract
The GEO Group, contractor awarded ICE detention facility contract; Immigration and Customs Enforcement, federal agency awarding contract
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A Polk County grand jury indicted Cody Allen Laviolette for murder and tampering with physical evidence in the death of Kelly Taylor Mariah Little, 31. The investigation began after an incident at Laviolette's home on May 23; Little died May 24.
$500,000 for murder charge bond
Cody Allen Laviolette, Indicted for murder and tampering with physical evidence; Kelly Taylor Mariah Little, Deceased mother of three; District Judge Travis Kitchens, Set bond amounts and 3 more
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Texas Senate candidate James Talarico called billionaire Elon Musk's wealth a "spiritual sickness" on November 3, 2026. Talarico noted that one in five local children live in poverty.
James Talarico, Texas Senate candidate; Elon Musk, billionaire mentioned in criticism; Stuart Varney, host who discussed the remarks and 1 more
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San Antonio personal injury attorney Thomas J. Henry donated $2 million to support Democratic candidates James Talarico for U.S. Senate and Gina Hinojosa for Texas governor. The donation represents a shift from Henry's previous support for Republican Ken Paxton.
$1 million for donation to Lone Star Rising PAC for Talarico
Thomas J. Henry, San Antonio personal injury attorney; James Talarico, Democratic U.S. Senate candidate; Gina Hinojosa, Democratic gubernatorial candidate and 2 more
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Author Karen Olsson discussed her new novel "Dear Thorns," which centers on a character working at a Texas ocelot wildlife refuge. The book is a selection at this year's Texas Book Festival.
Karen Olsson, author of 'Dear Thorns'
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Dolly Parton's Imagination Library, a book-delivery program, is helping San Antonio families build home libraries and encourage reading among young children. The local affiliate began enrolling children in April 2025 and mails free, age-appropriate books to children from birth through age 5 each month.
Dolly Parton, founder of Imagination Library; Alexa Volpe, leader who established San Antonio affiliate; Jessica Knight, member of Imagination Library of San Antonio advisory board and 1 more
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The Dallas Morning News published an op-ed by Suzanne Bellsnyder on October 31 titled "I'm a Republican, but Gina Hinojosa has my vote." The newspaper later added an editor's note disclosing that Bellsnyder is a paid consultant for the Hinojosa campaign and that this conflict was not disclosed before publication. The newspaper stated it would have declined to publish had it known of the conflict.
at least $57,000 for consulting services
Dallas Morning News, published the op-ed and later added editor's note; Suzanne Bellsnyder, author of op-ed; Gina Hinojosa, Democratic candidate for Texas governor; consultant's client
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