The Texas voter ID law came under heavy fire Friday from the three-judge panel charged with determining its legality under the Voting Rights Act. | 07/15/12 18:14:03 By - Maria Recio
At issue in court in Washington is the Obama administration's refusal to pre-clear the law under the Voting Rights Act, which protects minority voting in Southern states and other regions with a history of discrimination. | 07/12/12 19:23:37 By - By Maria Recio
Texas Democrats and Republicans are split almost entirely along party lines for today's Republican-led House vote on whether Attorney General Eric Holder is in contempt of Congress, but one Texas Democrat, Rep. Henry Cuellar of Laredo, is undecided. | 06/28/12 07:34:39 By - Maria Recio
Outside Gate 2 at Naval Air Station Patuxent River, a group of striking machinists finished their early morning picketing along the towns main road to go to Lindas Cafe, a homey place with a Texas owner, to have some coffee. | 06/23/12 10:55:26 By - By Maria Recio
Sen. John Cornyn, R-Texas, is in the middle of a high-stakes diplomatic chess match over a Russian government-owned arms agent that supplies the U.S.-backed army in Afghanistan as well as President Bashar Assads regime in Syria, which the United Nations says is embroiled in a civil war against anti-government rebels. | 06/13/12 18:54:54 By - By Maria Recio
In a riveting moment at the Senate Judiciary Committee hearing Tuesday morning, Sen. John Cornyn, R-Texas, barely containing his anger, told Attorney General Eric Holder that he should resign. | 06/13/12 07:26:11 By - Maria Recio
Arlington eighth-grader Mark De Los Santos was cool and confident Wednesday at the Scripps National Spelling Bee. After all, it is his second trip to the nationals. | 05/31/12 12:27:41 By - Maria Recio
There was no drama or suspense, but Texas finally played a bit role in the presidential election Tuesday. It gave Mitt Romney enough delegates to secure the Republican nomination. | 05/30/12 06:44:45 By - Maria Recio
As American Airlines took its final stand Friday in U.S. bankruptcy court, the judge finished the lengthy hearing on a surprising note by telling the courtroom that the airline and its unions needed to work toward a deal. | 05/25/12 16:49:02 By - By Maria Recio
The understated corporate neighborhood wedged between an interstate and the Washington, D.C., Beltway and home to Lockheed Martin Inc. took on a rowdy flavor Thursday with the shouting, chanting, sign-waving and heckling of more than 150 picketers supporting the International Association of Machinists strike. | 05/24/12 13:29:54 By - By Maria Recio
The elderly cigar maker sits at a rustic table next to a tobacco field and a barn filled with hanging rows of aging tobacco and meticulously selects the brown leaves, rolling the most tender ones carefully for the center of the worlds most celebrated tobacco product: the Cuban cigar. | 05/16/12 14:31:36 By - By Maria Recio
American Airlines got some welcome news from part of its workforce Tuesday as the Transport Workers Union announced that five of seven bargaining units had accepted management’s latest contract offer. | 05/15/12 17:07:41 By - By Maria Recio
American Airlines pilots union pressed its case Monday before the U.S. bankruptcy court, asking the judge not to abrogate its contract with the carrier and laying out its offers to cut costs that American had rebuffed leading up to the court hearing. | 05/14/12 18:02:19 By - By Maria Recio
Fort Worth billionaire Robert Bass and his wife, Anne, own a piece of Washington history -- a Georgetown home where Gen. Ulysses S. Grant lived after the Civil War. | 05/07/12 19:38:03 By - Maria Recio
American Airlines on Tuesday made its most forceful case yet to terminate its labor contracts as the companys top restructuring official laid out the airlines bleak finances in bankruptcy court. | 04/24/12 19:11:03 By - By Maria Recio
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