A makeshift shrine of flowers and condolence cards has gone up outside of the Brown University building where a gunman killed ...

After finishing third in November, Jolanda Jones makes her choice, endorsing Amanda Edwards in the TX-18 congressional runoff ...

Jones, a Houston-based state representative who placed third in the Nov. 4 special election, is backing the former city ...

The much anticipated Jan. 31 special election runoff will decide who fills the seat of the late U.S. Rep. and former Houston ...

The ruling is a major win for the Trump administration and Texas Republicans, who engineered the map to give the GOP control ...

Roland Martin’s entrance at The Root 100 event was nothing short of grand, his commanding presence and impeccable sense of ...

Supporters of the HBCU have called Abbott's crackdown racially motivated. Texas Gov. Greg Abbott has launched an investigation into Texas Southern University, warning the HBCU about its potential ...

Voters in Texas’ 18th congressional district’s Tuesday special election rejected Democratic Texas state Rep. Jolanda Jones, who used violent language in calling for the “wipe out” of Republicans on ...

The special election in a historically Black district features a new generation of rising Texas Democrats, including the Harris County attorney, Christian Menefee; State Representative Jolanda Jones; ...

Democratic Texas state Rep. Jolanda Jones said about fighting back against Republicans: "So if you hit me in my face, I'm not going to punch you back in your face, I'm going to go across your neck. [… ...

A Texas state representative running for an open U.S. congressional seat doubled down on her use of violent rhetoric in describing how she would handle attacks from her political opponents, suggesting ...

Democratic Party members and liberal media outlets have a history of using violent rhetoric or imagery against political opponents that dates back more than a decade. Texas Democratic House candidate ...