According to U.S. Rep. Chip Roy’s office, 97 percent of Freedom of Access to Clinic Entrances Act prosecutions from 1994-2024 were against pro-life Americans.
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Legislation Filed to Give Texas Attorney General Additional Prosecutorial Powers
State Sen. Bryan Hughes’ measure would give the attorney general the power to prosecute crimes related to elections, abortion, and abuse of office when local prosecutors fail to act.
Texas Challenges Biden’s Parting Ban on Offshore Oil Leases
The lawsuit aims to prevent the “unlawful restriction” of offshore drilling.
AG Paxton Secures Win Against Deferred Action Policy
Though the U.S. Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals affirmed that the DACA policy is unlawful, the injunction only applies to Texas.
Keller ISD Board Faces Massive Community Backlash Over Proposal to Split District
During Thursday night’s special board meeting, hundreds in the community spoke out against the proposal.
Richardson ISD Admin Says Boys May Room With Girls on Field Trips
Richardson ISD’s Executive Director of Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion Angie Lee said it’s a “case-by-case” scenario when it comes to allowing boys to room with girls.
Texas Senator Proposes State Homeland Security Division
State Sen. Tan Parker’s legislation would establish a Homeland Security Division within the Texas Department of Public Safety.
Texas Completes 1.5-Mile Border Wall in Starr County
Land Commissioner Dawn Buckingham announced the completion of the 1.5-mile border wall on a recently acquired ranch.
Carroll ISD Plans New Offerings: Biblical Foundations, Arts, and Career Courses
One of the proposed courses includes instruction on the Bible and its impact on Western civilization, while another focuses on career prep for students.
Medina County GOP Calls for Unity in Texas House
The local Republican party is calling upon lawmakers to unite behind State Rep. David Cook for speaker of the House.