Attorneys for a group of news organizations are asking a new panel of judges to order the release of state documents ...

DALLAS - Attorneys for a group of news organizations are asking a new panel of judges to order the release of state documents connected to the Uvalde, Texas school shooting. A Travis County judge ...

The newly-created Texas 15th Court of Appeals heard arguments ... the prosecution while the prosecution is ongoing," said Sara Baumgardner, assistant solicitor general for the Texas AG’s Office.

Sara Georgini is series editor for The Papers of John Adams, part of the Adams Papers editorial project at the Massachusetts Historical Society. She is the author of Household Gods: The Religious ...

The Texas Attorney General is demanding accountability from Annunciation House, a Catholic charity it says facilitates the illegal entry of migrants into the US. James Breeden for NY Post A ...

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton submitted a ... In a release, the Republican AG alleged that former Special Counsel Robert Mueller, who led a team investigating Trump regarding a false Trump ...

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton (R) will deploy poll watchers to “major counties” across the state on Election Day. The announcement comes as the capstone to three months of allegations by ...

said Texas Assistant Solicitor General Sara Baumgardner. “(The media) can make whatever inflammatory allegations about DPS they'd like to make,” Baumgardner said. “Texas courts have ...

Texas Tribune et al ... In the second case and the first by the full panel, Sara Baumgardner, assistant solicitor general, argued before Chief Justice Scott Brister and Justices Farris and ...

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said Texas Assistant Solicitor General Sara Baumgardner. “(The media) can make whatever inflammatory allegations about DPS they'd like to make,” Baumgardner said. “Texas courts have ...