The candy desk was a Senate tradition that began in the 1960s and has since been passed down to others, with Sen. Markwayne Mullin (R-OK) being the latest.

George Murphy (R-CA) would hide candy in his desk. Murphy eventually invited his Senate colleagues to help themselves to his stash, leading to them offering to help restock the desk with their own ...

While AI is well-positioned to help the immigration process, the key question is—can it understand human intent without ...

The Texas House on Thursday passed Senate Bill 33, which aims to prevent local governments from using tax money to support ...

Texas is set to become the largest state in the nation to mandate that every public school classroom display a copy of the ...

San Marcos is considering implementing fees for nonresidents seeking thrills on the San Marcos River. San Marcos is ...

The Senate on Tuesday passed a bill that would eliminate federal taxes on tips, advancing a key campaign promise of President Trump’s, with the help of Senate Democrats. Sen. Jacky ...

House lawmakers gave the thumbs-up to the $8.5 billion school finance bill, what some in leadership have called the largest investment in public schools in the state's history, but some school ...

Lawmakers celebrated a host of policy wins as the session ended this week, including private school vouchers, teacher pay ...