For the first time, a majority of the justices elected to the Texas Supreme Court will be women. That's after four Democratic challengers unseated the Republican incumbents up for reelection in Tuesday's midterm election. Seven of the nine justices on the court will be women. The four Democrats join three Republican women on the bench. The court's clerk, Blake Hawthorne, confirmed to KERA it will be the first majority female court outside of a specially appointed "All-Woman Supreme Court" that was created in 1925. "They were not permanent members of the court," Hawthorne said. "They just heard the one case."...