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Dark theories about President Barack Obama's citizenship show no signs of fading away.

Dark theories about President Barack Obama's citizenship show no signs of fading away.

2011 New Year's Eve In Times Square Anderson Cooper (L) celebrates New Year's Eve 2011 in Times Square on December 31, 2010 in New York City. 10th Annual Elton John AIDS Foundation's "An Enduring Vision" Journalist Anderson Cooper speaks onstage...

By Holly Heinrich When Rep. Scott Hochberg, D-Houston, announced his retirement from the Legislature last year, both constituents and Capitol policy insiders mourned the loss of a legislator known for his thorough understanding of public education...

By Thanh Tan When the Legislature convenes in January, nearly half of House lawmakers will be relative newcomers. Several incoming freshmen will hail from far North Texas, in booming Collin and Denton counties.  This conservative...

Former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney, already the presumptive Republican nominee, will win Tuesday's GOP presidential primaries in Kentucky and Arkansas.

By Jay Root HOUSTON — State Sen. Mike Jackson is probably headed for a runoff in the new 36th Congressional District in southeast Texas. The rest is hard to predict. Twelve candidates are seeking the GOP nomination in the heavily...

By Ross Ramsey Tax pledges don't appeal to everyone, but they appeal strongly to the most conservative Texans, according to the latest University of Texas/Texas Tribune poll. Just over a third of those polled — 36 percent...

Mitt Romney’s campaign and the RNC have spent weeks tracking the vice president’s every move.

Interviews with about two-dozen Republican officials reveal a newfound optimism.