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  10,000 Documents on Robert F. Kennedy Assassination Released

  Approximately 10,000 documents related to the 1968 assassination of Sen. Robert F. Kennedy were released Friday.

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  Pfluger Encourages Students, Young Professionals to Apply for White House Internship

  Congressman August Pfluger is encouraging any eligible students or young professionals in Texas’s 11th Congressional District interested in civic service, government or public policy to apply for a White House internship.

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  Texas House Democrats Could Hold GOP Priorities Hostage to Force Statewide School Vouchers Vote

  More than 50 House Democrats are threatening to stall all constitutional amendments this session unless the Texas House agrees to put school vouchers on the November ballot.

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  Trump Urges Congress to End Daylight Saving Time

  President Donald Trump asked Congress on Friday to consider ending daylight saving time.

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  Thompson Receives Multiple Endorsements for Mayoral Bid

  Three local associations have announced their endorsements for Tom Thompson for Mayor of San Angelo in the May election.

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  Mizell-Flint Running for SAISD Board, Says ‘Conversation Is the Key’

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  Pfluger Votes to Prevent Noncitizens From Voting in U.S. Elections

  Congressman August Pfluger released a statement after voting to pass the Safeguard American Voter Eligibility Act on Thursday.

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  AG Ken Paxton to Challenge John Cornyn for U.S. Senate

  WASHINGTON, DC — After rumors about this have circulated for at least two years, it became official yesterday that Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton was running to unseat Sen. John Cornyn. While suspicions were confirmed earlier, Paxton officially announced during an interview with mighty fine news anchor Laura Ingraham.

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  Texas AG Ken Paxton Joins U.S. Senate Race Challenging John Cornyn

  Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton announced Tuesday he will challenge U.S. Sen. John Cornyn in next year’s midterm elections, setting up a barnburner clash of two Republican titans that is poised to reverberate across state and national politics.

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  Judge Orders White House to Restore Associated Press Media Access

  A federal judge ordered the White House on Tuesday to restore The Associated Press’ media access after it was barred following years of dishonest and biased reporting on President Trump and Republicans in general.

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  Rep. Pfluger: Big Tech Will Not Remain Complicit Anymore - They Will Take It Down

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  The 2025 Mayoral Debate

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