WASHINGTON, Aug 7 (Reuters) - The FBI has agreed to help track down Democratic Texas lawmakers who fled their state to thwart ...

An administration official told NBC News this week that there were no plans to use federal agents to arrest Texas lawmakers ...

U.S. Senator John Cornyn has announced that the FBI have agreed to assist in locating and investigating the Texas House ...

Sen. Cornyn requests federal investigation into Texas House members who left state to avoid legislative duties, citing ...

The ranking Democratic members of two key House committees have written a letter to Attorney General Pam Bondi and FBI ...

New York Gov. Kathy Hochul (D) on Thursday pushed back against claims by Republicans that the FBI would help “track down” ...

Michael McAuliffe, former prosecutor and former state attorney, told Newsweek the FBI's involvement is "well beyond alarming.

The lawmakers are arguing that the operation is a partisan misuse of federal resources.

The move to flee the state is part of a tactic to block a vote in the Texas House on redistricting. The proposal by ...

Gov. Greg Abbott (R) threatened to push for even more GOP-leaning congressional seats in Texas if Democrats continue to block ...

Claims by Texas Republicans that the FBI is getting involved in efforts to track down and possibly detain Democratic state lawmakers who fled Texas to stop a partisan redistricting effort is ...

More than 50 Texas Democratic legislators left the state to block a GOP effort to redraw congressional lines. Abbott said ...