U.S. Sen. John Cornyn seized Thursday on an Associated Press story that Republican primary challenger Attorney General Ken Paxton, with wife Angela

Attorney General Ken Paxton raised $2.9 million over the first 12 weeks of his bid for U.S. Senate, his campaign announced Friday. Paxton revealed the haul ahead of Tuesday’s deadline for federal candidates to disclose their spending and fundraising activities from the start of April through the end of June.

Cornyn made the comments in reference to a new immigration detention center in the Florida Everglades that's surrounded by swamps filled with alligators.

President Trump on Thursday afternoon will take a tour of the Federal Reserve. It’s possible he’s visiting to see for himself the multibillion-dollar renovation of which has stoked calls for Chair Jerome Powell’s resignation.

John Cornyn and Andy Kim's bill would stop AI-generated child abuse images by requiring developers to screen training data and report known illegal content.

The unusual move by three former state Supreme Court justices comes as Cornyn is facing an increasingly intense primary challenge from Paxton, who announced his candidacy in April and is buoyed by strong support among hard‑right and Trump-aligned voters.

Testimony in a Senate Judiciary subcommittee hearing on Tuesday illustrated not only how there are two sides to the illegal immigration debate raging across the country, but also how changes in federal policy can deeply and suddenly affect families in any American community.

In one of the biggest GOP primary races of the midterms, Sen. John Cornyn and his allies are bringing up Ken Paxton’s personal life, and some backers are rethinking their support.