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Texas Terrorist Attack: Arizona Man Indicted for Allegedly Helping Plan Attack on Anti-Islam Cartoon Contest

A grand jury indicted a third suspect for allegedly helping two gunmen carry out a terrorist attack in Texas in May.

Michael Sam's Football Career is Over If He Doesn't Return, Says Montreal Alouettes GM Jim Popp

Will Michael Sam return to the Montreal Alouettes? The repurcussions of his action may be huge, says the team's general manager, Jim Popp.

Ivy Taylor Bests Popular Latina Politican to Become San Antonio's First African American Mayor

For the first time, San Antonio elected an African-American mayor on Saturday following a tight runoff race.

McKinney, Texas Pool Video: Attorney Says Police Officer Was Under Stress When He Arrived at Pool Party

An attorney representing former Texas Police Officer David Eric Casebolt says that he is sorry for pulling his gun out on unarmed teenagers at a pool party and manhandling a 15-year-old girl in a bikini.

Federal Appeals Court Upholds Strict Texas Anti-Abortion Law That Could Close Over Half of State's Remaining Clinics

The 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals upheld a strict Texas law that will force all clinics to maintain high hospital standards, and will therefore likely shut down most abortion clinics in the state.

Leticia Van de Putte Could Be San Antonio's First Latina Mayor After Runoff

Texas' second-largest city could soon be governed by a Latina if San Antonio's 1.4 million residents choose former state Sen. Leticia Van de Putte in a runoff election set for Saturday.

Black Teen Girl Handcuffed at Texas Pool Party While Clad in Bikini Speaks Out [Video]

The bikini-clad teenager is speaking out after she was wrestled down to the ground by a Texas police officer wielding his gun at two other teens that tried to help her

2016 Presidential Race: Former Texas Gov. Rick Perry Kicks Off Second Presidential Run, Faces Criticism from Texas Democrats [Watch]

Former Texas Gov. Rick Perry kicked off his second campaign run for the White House on Thursday, touting his record as the longest serving governor in the Lone Star state along with his service in the U.S. military.

NFL News & Rumors: Johnny Manziel of Cleveland Browns Got Into Off-Field Incident Again

Cleveland Browns quarterback Johnny Manziel got into another off-field incident. Cleveland Browns quarterback Johnny Manziel got into another off-field incident.

Pentagon Mistakenly Sent Live Anthrax to 9 U.S. State Labs and Air Base in South Korea

The Pentagon had mistakenly sent live anthrax samples to nine U.S. state laboratories and one air base in South Korea.

Video Shows Final Moments Of Army Sgt. James Brown Before he Died in Police Custody in Texas

The Texas police officers involved in the death of Sgt. James Brown are expected to be prosecuted during a federal trial in October.

Texas Teenager Claims to Have Seen and Spoke to Jesus Face-to-Face While He Was Dead for 20 Minutes

After making a miraculous recovery from cardiac arrest, a Texas teenager claims that he saw and spoke with Jesus Christ for the 20 minutes that he was clinically dead.

Waco Biker Shooting 2015: Twin Peaks Permanently Closes Location in Waco, Texas After 9 Killed

Following the shootout that occurred on Sunday between rival motorcycle gang members in Waco, Texas, management at the Twin Peaks where the melee took place announced that the restaurant is no longer in business.

Waco Shooting 2015: 9 Dead, More Than 165 Arrested Following Biker Gang Shootout in Waco, Texas

More than 170 people have been arrested following a shootout between rival motorcycle gangs in Waco, Texas that left 9 people dead and 18 others in the hospital.

Robert Rodriguez Launches El Rey Diversity Council Urging Hollywood to Fully Represent the 'Changing Face of America'

Renegade filmmaker Robert Rodriguez, a man on a mission behind the camera, is taking his vision and making it a part of the bigger picture through a diversity initiative aimed to bring more Latino talent to the forefront of the Entertainment industry.

U.S. Defense Secretary Ash Carter Confirms The Government Will Not Take Over Texas

U.S. Defense Secretary Ash Carter confirmed that conspiracy theories that the federal government is planning to take over Texas through the military's largest training exercise are false.

Texas Terrorist Attack: Mother of Gunman Says Son Had 'A Normal American Upbringing'

The mother of one of the men who was fatally shot by authorities as he was executing a terrorist attack in Texas over the weekend is speaking out.

Chuck Norris News: Actor Claims US Plotting to Take Over Texas

Actor said he doubts the intentions of the government in the upcoming training exercises. Texas Gov. Greg Abbott is one person who has called into question a multi-state, eight-week training exercise that involves several branches of the U.

Nurse Suffers Fatal Fall From Hoist on Texas Medical Helicopter During Rescue Mission

A nurse died after falling from a hoist on a medical helicopter during a rescue mission on a hiking trail in Austin, Texas earlier this week.

Texas A&M Galveston Professor Fails Entire Class, Says None of his Students 'Deserve to Pass'

After dealing with an extremely difficult class, Texas A&M Galveston Professor Irwin Horwitz decided to fail all of the nearly three dozen students who took the course.

Women to Get their Own Hooters-Style Restaurant With Fit Male Servers

Women will get a chance to see why men like to go to places like Hooters and Tilted Kilt so much when Tallywackers opens in Dallas, Texas next month.
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