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• Video: U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz Speaks at TPPF Forum

  By Justin Dehn Jan. 10, 2014

  Here's full video of U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz's keynote address Friday at the Texas Public Policy Foundation's policy orientation event. Full Story 

• Fritsch Ad: "I'm Not Your Father's Conservative"

  By Ross Ramsey Jan. 10, 2014

  Republican Lisa Fritsch released the first video ad in her run for governor in both English and Spanish. The tagline? "I'm not your father's conservative." Full Story 

• Cornyn Ignores Stockman in New TV Ad

  By Aman Batheja Jan. 10, 2014

  U.S. Sen. John Cornyn, R-Texas, unveiled a new TV ad Friday accusing the Obama administration of being "back-handed" and "astonishingly dishonest." He sidesteps any mention of any of his own opponents in the GOP primary. Full Story 

• Pro-Cornyn PAC Out With First Anti-Stockman Ad

  By Aman Batheja Jan. 8, 2014

  The first ad from Texans for a Conservative Majority, a super PAC supporting U.S. Sen. John Cornyn's re-election bid, will run in the Houston and Beaumont-Port Arthur media markets, according to a spokeswoman. Full Story 

• New Carona Ad Highlights Lessons From Grandparents

  By John Reynolds Jan. 8, 2014

  State Sen. John Carona, R-Dallas, has released a new biographical ad highlighting a lesson learned from his Italian grandparents: Fighting for what's right is a good thing. He notes that "hasn't always made me the most popular leader in Austin but I'm there to do what's right for the people, not the politicians." Full Story 

• Texas Homebuilders Back Dewhurst for Re-election

  By Morgan Smith Jan. 7, 2014

  To go along with news Monday that Lt. Gov. David Dewhurst received the endorsements of three major Texas homebuilders organizations, his re-election campaign released a video celebrating his support of low government regulations. Full Story 

• Year in Review: Video

  By Alana Rocha and Justin Dehn Dec. 31, 2013

  In Texas, 2013 featured a legislative calendar that included multiple special sessions, a filibuster that drew international attention and a multitude of filings for the 2014 elections. Here's a look back at some of 2013's top stories. Full Story 

• Video: Veteran Appeals Death Sentence

  By Justin Dehn Dec. 27, 2013

  John Thuesen and his lawyers are appealing his death sentence for a 2009 double murder, arguing that the former Marine's post-traumatic stress wasn't adequately explained to jurors. Full Story 

• Newsreel: A&M Prez, UT-Austin Woes, Fundraising Deadline

  By Justin Dehn Dec. 19, 2013

  This week in the Texas Weekly Newsreel: Texas A&M names a new interim president, UT-Austin keeps its current president and a fundraising deadline looms for 2014 candidates. Full Story 

• Liberty Institute President Endorses Paxton in Web Ad

  By Reeve Hamilton Dec. 17, 2013

  In a new web video released by Ken Paxton's attorney general campaign, the Republican state senator from McKinney received the endorsement of Liberty Institute President Kelly Shackelford, who also served as chairman of the statewide leadership team for U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz's 2012 campaign. Full Story 

• Dewhurst Releases Ad on "Humble Beginnings"

  By Emily Ramshaw Dec. 17, 2013

  In a new web ad, Lt. Gov. David Dewhurst, who is running for re-election, talks about his "humble beginnings" and the opportunities Texas provided. Full Story 

• Abbott Highlights Education Roundtables in Ad

  By Alexa Ura Dec. 16, 2013

  In a new online ad, Attorney General Greg Abbott, a Republican candidate for governor, highlights a series of policy roundtables he has hosted. They are part of his campaign's efforts to gather information for a more detailed package of education policy proposals he is expected to announce in January. Full Story