The Bastrop mayor noted that “public safety isn’t our only responsibility. Public trust is as well.”
The instruction takes place during the school day and is “privately funded and constitutionally protected,” according to a program spokesperson.
The federal appeals court signaled skepticism over the district judge’s ability to grant Pfizer immunity and dismiss the case.
Trustee Ed Harrison cast the lone vote against the school district tax hike.
Texans have been speaking out against flock cameras and data centers for months.
An audit of all core curriculum was required under new state law.
Lawmakers heard concerns over incomplete water-use reporting, cooling systems, and the local effects of data center development.
State Rep. Mark Dorazio says the measure lays the groundwork for Texans to use precious metals such as gold and silver electronically in everyday transactions.
Chris Jimenez’s family publicly said they would “officially return to Texas” in March 2025.
The proposal failed in a 5-3 vote during the Tuesday city council meeting.
CIS Research Director Steven Camarota urged stronger visa enforcement, arguing that birth tourism undermines the value of American citizenship.
The officer whose lies triggered Houston's deadliest botched drug raid in recent memory has now admitted to federal civil rights violations as well.
