San Antonio-Austin Rep. Chip Roy votes against expelling George Santos

Lying about 9/11, the Holocaust and one's employment history may qualify as bad behavior, but it's apparently not bad enough to disqualify you serving in Congress — or so we're to glean from a Friday vote by U.S. Rep. Chip Roy. In a historic move, 311 members of Congress voted to expel New York Repu

Experts say Texas bill making border crossings illegal faces likely court defeat

A Texas bill that would give the state power to arrest and charge people for illegally crossing the border from Mexico is all but certain to be overturned on a constitutional challenge, legal experts say. Gov. Greg Abbott is expected to sign Senate Bill 4, a controversial measure passed by the Repub

San Antonio's Folklores Coffee House to donate 100% of profits to staff on Dec. 9

East Side coffee spot Folklores Coffee House will celebrate its annual Barista Appreciation Day on Saturday, Dec. 9, donating 100% of the day’s profits to its employees. Owner Tatu Herrera took to social media to invite local coffee fiends to “make it really busy in here” so that Folklores employees

Rafael 'Ted' Cruz files bill requiring federal employees to go by birth names, pronouns

U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz is continuing his war on the transgender community. This time, Texas' junior GOP senator has introduced legislation that would force federal employees to be referred to by their legal names and birth pronouns. Ironic, considering Cruz’s first name is Rafael and "Ted" doesn't appea