Texas, said in a CNN interview on Thursday that lawmakers were wagering on the floor of the House of Representatives over how many months the relationship between Elon

Texas, offered a striking analogy for Republicans watching this week’s eruption of vitriol between President Donald Trump and his erstwhile ally, tech billionaire Elon Musk. “I feel like the kids of a bitter divorce where you’re just saying,

It's pretty clear that the bromance between President Donald Trump and Elon Musk isn't just over, it is charred beyond recognition. While Trump and Musk fighting on social media Thursday was significant news nationally,

The Justice Department filed a lawsuit Wednesday alleging that the state of Texas is discriminating against out-of-state college students by allowing undocumented immigrants residing in Texas access to in-state tuition rates.

The law was passed in 2001 to allow young adults who were in the United States illegally to pay reduced in-state tuition if they met certain residency criteria.

The U.S. Department of Justice filed a lawsuit against Texas on Wednesday, accusing the state of discriminating against out-of-state students with its decades-old policy that allows undocumented immigrants to qualify for in-state tuition.