Arizona's Governor speaks out against a roll back to an 1864 law on abortion bans
Arizona?s Democratic Governor Katie Hobbs decrying a state court order to revert back to an 1864 law which bans all abortions -except when the life of a mother is in jeopardy.
Arizona?s Democratic Governor Katie Hobbs decrying a state court order to revert back to an 1864 law which bans all abortions -except when the life of a mother is in jeopardy.
State Sen. Paul Bettencourt reacts to Uplift Harris program
Houston area State Senator Paul Bettencourt shares his thoughts on the Uplift Harris guaranteed income program to distribute leftover Federal COVID dollars and the What's Your Point panel responds.
Houston area State Senator Paul Bettencourt shares his thoughts on the Uplift Harris guaranteed income program to distribute leftover Federal COVID dollars and the What's Your Point panel responds.
Ken Paxton sues Harris County to stop guaranteed income program
The What's Your Point panel responds to Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton suing Harris County to stop the guatanteef invome program Uplift Harris.
The What's Your Point panel responds to Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton suing Harris County to stop the guatanteef invome program Uplift Harris.
Houston Police moving forward on neglected cases
Houston Police Chief Troy Finner says his officers have so far reviewed around 68 thousand of the quarter million suspended cases - with priority given to alleged sexual assaults and other crimes of violence.
Houston Police Chief Troy Finner says his officers have so far reviewed around 68 thousand of the quarter million suspended cases - with priority given to alleged sexual assaults and other crimes of violence.
Chief Finner and HPD have reviewed about 68,000 of suspended cases
Houston Police Chief Troy Finner says his officers have so far reviewed around 68 thousand of the quarter million suspended cases - with priority given to alleged sexual assaults and other crimes of violence.
Houston Police Chief Troy Finner says his officers have so far reviewed around 68 thousand of the quarter million suspended cases - with priority given to alleged sexual assaults and other crimes of violence.
Chief Finner and HPD have reviewed about 68,000 of suspended cases
Houston Police Cheif Troy Finner says his officers have so far reviewed around 68 thousand of the quarter million suspended cases - with priority given to alleged sexual assaults and other crimes of violence.
Houston Police Cheif Troy Finner says his officers have so far reviewed around 68 thousand of the quarter million suspended cases - with priority given to alleged sexual assaults and other crimes of violence.
U.S. Rep. Randy Weber to host House Energy and Commerce Committee meeting in Port Arthur
U.S. Representative Randy Weber discusses President Biden's halt on LNG export approvals.
U.S. Representative Randy Weber discusses President Biden's halt on LNG export approvals.
One on One with Governor Abbott - What's Your Point?
After years of pushing back against the Biden Administration's border policy, the national profile of Governor Abbott has grown.
After years of pushing back against the Biden Administration's border policy, the national profile of Governor Abbott has grown.
Filling the holes in the city budget- What's Your Point?
The pending settlement agreement between Mayor John Whitmire and Houston's firefighter union is expected to cost taxpayers over $1 billion.
The pending settlement agreement between Mayor John Whitmire and Houston's firefighter union is expected to cost taxpayers over $1 billion.
Houston Mayor Whitmire says if your water bill is grossly over-inflated "ignore it".
Mayor John Whitmire is taking decisive action to address Houston's water billing issues.
Mayor John Whitmire is taking decisive action to address Houston's water billing issues.
One on one with Representative Randy Weber
U.S. Representative Randy Weber discusses President Biden's halt on LNG export approvals.
U.S. Representative Randy Weber discusses President Biden's halt on LNG export approvals.
TikTok hypocrisy? Allred under fire for platform use
Congressman Colin Allred faces scrutiny as he condemns TikTok's ties to the Chinese government while actively using the platform in his bid to challenge Senator Ted Cruz.
Congressman Colin Allred faces scrutiny as he condemns TikTok's ties to the Chinese government while actively using the platform in his bid to challenge Senator Ted Cruz.
Biden's ultimatum after Israeli strike
Following an Israeli strike that claimed seven lives from the humanitarian group, Biden's ultimatum marked a turning point, prompting Israel to allow increased aid shipments into Gaza amid reports of civilian casualties nearing 33,000.
Following an Israeli strike that claimed seven lives from the humanitarian group, Biden's ultimatum marked a turning point, prompting Israel to allow increased aid shipments into Gaza amid reports of civilian casualties nearing 33,000.
Houston mayor propels water billing repair efforts
Mayor John Whitmire is taking decisive action to address Houston's water billing issues.
Mayor John Whitmire is taking decisive action to address Houston's water billing issues.
Houston's fiscal crunch: Garbage fee?
Houston mayor faces a dire financial situation with a $160 million budget deficit and a hefty $1 billion expense for a labor deal with firefighters, prompting consideration of new revenue sources like a garbage collection fee.
Houston mayor faces a dire financial situation with a $160 million budget deficit and a hefty $1 billion expense for a labor deal with firefighters, prompting consideration of new revenue sources like a garbage collection fee.
Houston's firefighter agreement to exceed $1 billion
The pending settlement agreement between Mayor John Whitmire and Houston's firefighter union is expected to cost taxpayers over $1 billion.
The pending settlement agreement between Mayor John Whitmire and Houston's firefighter union is expected to cost taxpayers over $1 billion.
The border crisis, SB-4 and the Biden administration - What's Your Point?
Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas condemns Texas' SB four as unconstitutional while campaigning against it in Guatemala, raising questions about the state's approach to immigration amid federal inaction.
Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas condemns Texas' SB four as unconstitutional while campaigning against it in Guatemala, raising questions about the state's approach to immigration amid federal inaction.
Houston city controller suggests ways to manage budget deficit
Houston City Controller Chris Hollins urges more revenue solutions beyond trash toll to tackle Houston's $160 million deficit and firefighter pay commitments.
Houston City Controller Chris Hollins urges more revenue solutions beyond trash toll to tackle Houston's $160 million deficit and firefighter pay commitments.
Mexico sues U.S. gun makers - What's Your Point?
Mexico is now seeking billions of dollars of relief in "our" courts for an American export they claim has destabilized their nation. Lawyers for the Mexican government claim firearms are easily obtained from American dealers and manufacturers - giving criminal cartels equal or superior firepower than the police and military opposing them.
Mexico is now seeking billions of dollars of relief in "our" courts for an American export they claim has destabilized their nation. Lawyers for the Mexican government claim firearms are easily obtained from American dealers and manufacturers - giving criminal cartels equal or superior firepower than the police and military opposing them.
Mexico's lawsuit against gun makers moves forward
Mexico is now seeking billions of dollars of relief in "our" courts for an American export they claim has destabilized their nation. Lawyers for the Mexican government claim firearms are easily obtained from American dealers and manufacturers - giving criminal cartels equal or superior firepower than the police and military opposing them.
Mexico is now seeking billions of dollars of relief in "our" courts for an American export they claim has destabilized their nation. Lawyers for the Mexican government claim firearms are easily obtained from American dealers and manufacturers - giving criminal cartels equal or superior firepower than the police and military opposing them.