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Federal judges bar Texas redistricting maps being used, cite racial profiling

A three-judge panel ruled that Texas cannot use its new redistricting maps that activists claimed were targeting minorities, court documents show.

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Trump Judge Who Blocked Texas Redistricting Had Won GOP Praise

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Federal judges bar Texas from using new congressional boundaries drawn for GOP advantage

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‘Utterly foolish’: Redistricting roadblocks leave Republicans wary of White House push

The White House push to redistrict ahead of the midterms suffered two more roadblocks on Tuesday.

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What early polls are projecting as politicians look ahead to 2026 midterm elections

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Court Blocks New Texas Congressional Map Drawn by Republicans

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The US in brief: Texas hold ‘em

The judges deemed it unconstitutional gerrymandering along racial lines, and ordered Texas to use the existing boundaries instead.

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Why Trump’s plan to help GOP keep control of the House could backfire

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US court blocks Texas from using newly redrawn voting maps

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Judge in Texas redistricting lawsuit claims majority judges committed 'judicial activism'

A federal judge, in a dissenting opinion released Nov. 19, claimed Texas redistricting ruling was "judicial activism."

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One Judge and 17 Attorneys Face Disciplinary Actions in Texas

The Texas Judicial Commission, State Bar, and Disciplinary Appeals Board issued sanctions and rulings for November.

KSAT

Former Texas Solicitor General Kyle Hawkins appointed to Texas Supreme Court

A KSAT viewer sent an image showing illegal dumping outside her home on the East Side. Former Texas Solicitor General Kyle Hawkins has been appointed to the Texas Supreme Court by Gov. Greg Abbott. He will replace Justice Jeff Boyd, who retired in June.

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Texas Supreme Court says judges can refuse to perform gay marriages

The Texas Supreme Court recently amended rules to state that judges in Texas may now refuse to perform same-sex marriages on religious grounds without facing sanctions. Here’s what to know: What does the rule change mean?

Law

Texas Supreme Court Wants to Break Ties With the ABA

The Supreme Court of Texas signed the preliminary approval of an amendment that would change the accreditation process for Texas law schools. Final amendments are set to take effect Jan. 1. Tennessee, Ohio and Indiana are a few of the other states ...