National Democrats commit at least $1 million to MJ Hegar's effort to unseat U.S. Sen. John Cornyn | Dallas Weekly

Wakanda News Details

National Democrats commit at least $1 million to MJ Hegar's effort to unseat U.S. Sen. John Cornyn | Dallas Weekly

The Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee announced Tuesday that it will spend at least $1 million to help MJ Hegar in her challenge to U.S. Sen. John Cornyn, R-Texas. The DSCC said it will be the first time the committee has made a coordinated investment in a general election in Texas, and the money will go toward TV ads, polling and […]

Source: Dallas Weekly

You may also like

More from Dallas Weekly

Civil Rights Leader Dr. Harry Blake's Legacy Lives on at Shreveport Health Fair to Support COVID-19 Vaccinations | Dallas Weekly

Owning a Home: Guidance from Your Local Home Lending Advisor | Dallas Weekly

Oowee Sports Nation's Student Athlete of the Week: McKenzie Clark | Dallas Weekly

The DMA: Art in the Front, Racism in the Back | Dallas Weekly

Starting and Scaling a Small Business as a Minority Entrepreneur | Dallas Weekly

11-Year-Old Orion Jean Sparks Change with Race to Kindness Initiative | Dallas Weekly

Texas AG Ken Paxton Sues Biden Administration over new COVID-19 Vaccination Rules for big Businesses | Dallas Weekly

We Said What We Said! | Dallas Weekly

It Takes A 'Village': Akina App to Launch as the Ultimate Social Experience for Black Mothers and Women Seeking Connection | Dallas Weekly

LIT AF Comedy Tour Hosted By Martin Lawrence Is Coming to Texas | Dallas Weekly

Chavalia Dunlap-M Helps Create Diversity in the Perfume Industry | Dallas Weekly

Election Results in Dallas: What Was On Our Ballot This Year? | Dallas Weekly

Roland Parrish's Student Athlete of the Week: Vanessa Hollingsworth | Dallas Weekly

She Represents: Reagan Martin | Dallas Weekly

Focusing on Financial Health: Charting the Path Toward Your Next Milestone | Dallas Weekly

DW Taps Into The BLACK Black Market with this year's "Best of Black Dallas" Campaign | Dallas Weekly

Defendants in Ahmaud Arbery Case Say Slavery-Era Law Enabled Them to Arrest, Shoot Black Man | Dallas Weekly

Focusing on Financial Health: Charting the Path Toward Your Next Milestone | Dallas Weekly

Dallas Black Dance Academy Presents: Espresso Nutcracker | Dallas Weekly

Overturning Roe Could Mean Women Seeking Abortions Have to Travel Hundreds of Miles | Dallas Weekly

Texas Sues the Biden Administration over Federal COVID-19 Vaccine Mandates | Dallas Weekly

Divided Supreme Court Considers the Most Restrictive Abortion Law in the Country | Dallas Weekly

Dave Chappelle's Transphobic Comments Spark Controversy | Dallas Weekly

Rewind: Sweet Tooth Hotel Opens Nostalgic New Location | Dallas Weekly

Roland Parrish's Student Athlete of The Week: Zakhari Franklin | Dallas Weekly

Mayor Eric Johnson: A Timeline of Social Media Silence | Dallas Weekly

She Represents: Chevella "Joy" Campbell, Chief Executive Officer, Guiding Minds Ministries LLC | Dallas Weekly

"In Spite of These Things" Mini Documentary | Dallas Weekly

Texas House Committee to Investigate School Districts' Books on Race and Sexuality | Dallas Weekly

Honey Springs-Cedar Crest Trail Opens to Accolades From Oak Cliff Residents | Dallas Weekly

This Is How Millennials are Teaching Their Children About Money | Dallas Weekly

Save the Boobs and the Pecs: Breast Cancer Awareness for Men | Dallas Weekly

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott's Anti-Migrant Plan: Many Arrested, Many Detained, few Prosecuted | Dallas Weekly

White House Calls Texas' Bill Targeting Transgender Student Athletes "Hateful" | Dallas Weekly

Roland Parrish's Student Athlete of the Week: Kyndal Stowers | Dallas Weekly

Black Councilmembers Save Funding for COVID-19 Awareness Campaigns | Dallas Weekly

She Represents: Sofia Olivarez, Executive Director for Susan G. Komen Dallas | Dallas Weekly

Biden Team asks Supreme Court to Pause Texas Abortion Law | Dallas Weekly

Texas Groups Are Fighting Voter Restriction, but Will They Win? | Dallas Weekly

Soul Rep Theatre Company opens its 2021-2022 Season with Shay Youngblood's SHAKIN' THE MESS OUTTA MISERY | Dallas Weekly

Colin Powell, military leader and first Black US secretary of state, dies after complications from Covid-19 | Dallas Weekly

"I popped one off." Rethinking Police Use of Deadly Force | Dallas Weekly

Keeya Vawar: Advocate, Author, Survivor | Dallas Weekly

Jackhammers, crushed armadillos in Dallas, and pot roast again! | Dallas Weekly

The Black Hair Experience: A Hair Dream Come True | Dallas Weekly

She Represents: Two Sisters Sweet Creations | Dallas Weekly

Roland Parrish's Student Athlete of The Week: Chase Kennedy | Dallas Weekly

Jon Gruden has resigned as head coach of the Las Vegas Raiders after reports of homophobic, racist and misogynistic emails | Dallas Weekly

Parrish Charitable Foundation A Resource For Young Business Owner, Dr. Londyn Peeler | Dallas Weekly

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott bans any COVID-19 vaccine mandates — including for private employers | Dallas Weekly

Blackfacts BETA RELEASE 11.5.3
(Production Environment)