Eliminating departments and faculty advisory bodies lead the agenda.
The lawsuit may now be subject to dismissal under the Texas Citizens Participation Act.
Attorney General Ken Paxton alleges ISS misled investors by promoting climate and diversity policies while presenting its recommendations as objective financial guidance.
A federal court found the district could not be held liable for allowing a bus driver to molest two elementary school students for months, in view of surveillance cameras.
A subcontractor in Kenya reported having access to users' bathroom footage .
State Board for Educator Certification members remanded Rockwall coach John Harrell’s case back to an administrative judge.
Two separate cases are playing out in state courts concerning hemp regulation.
UT-Austin staff member states that AAUP “got them to water down the language substantially.”
Attorney General Paxton secured the settlement, which ensures standards for produce labeled “organic” are being upheld by grocery store chains after alleged pesticide use.
Cristian Mondragon faces six felonies after a two-day crime spree that injured four people.
The president’s backing ends months of speculation over whether he would weigh in on the closely watched runoff race.
Feds say a violent online network known as “764” is targeting and pressuring children to hurt themselves or others and provide explicit photos.
