Four statewide seats as well as a handful of congressional and legislative seats are on the Republican ballot.
Lance Mosley was arrested in January.
The lawsuit alleges Discord misled parents about the safety of its platform while enabling predators, extremist networks, and child exploitation to flourish through its design choices.
The lawsuit targets statements the men made about the controversial housing development north of Houston.
The board approved new programs in biological sciences and philosophy, politics, and economics, while closing the religious studies major and consolidating other degrees due to low enrollment.
The state’s new Educator Misconduct Reporting Dashboard also counts criminal history alerts.
The attorney general alleges Meta falsely marketed WhatsApp as fully encrypted while employees could access user messages and data.
Eliminating departments and faculty advisory bodies lead the agenda.
The lawsuit may now be subject to dismissal under the Texas Citizens Participation Act.
Texas teacher and baseball coach Derrick Jenkins is “no longer employed by the district.”
The legislation would require annual reporting on water consumption and grid connection costs for large data centers receiving expedited federal permitting.
The Texas GOP chairman urged both Senate candidates to stop negative advertising after Trump endorsed Ken Paxton, but Cornyn says attacks will continue.
