Measures addressing the protection of children, the governor’s emergency powers, and election security were killed by House lawmakers amid legislative deadlines.
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House Lawmakers Reject Ban on College Faculty Tenure
The weak measure merely standardizes procedures for awarding and removing tenure.
Texas House Approves Weakened Prohibition on COVID-19 Mandates
The measure will protect citizens from government overreach.
Texas House Moves to Protect Children from Sexually Explicit Performances
A measure to ensure minors are not exposed to explicit performances has received initial approval from the House.
Proposal to Limit Professor Tenure Delayed in Texas House as Deadline Looms
With mere days left in session, the delay may kill the measure.
Senate Committee Strengthens House Border Security Measures, But Concerns Remain
House lawmakers may have gutted landmark border security legislation, but State Sen. Brian Birdwell has overhauled it.
Texas House Lawmakers Approve ‘Save Women’s Sports’ Measure
The measure will protect female college athletes from being forced to compete against men.
Texas Lawmakers Poised to Approve Controversial Gun Legislation
Opponents say the legislation is a “draconian” move toward gun registration.
Border Security Advocates Call on Texas Senators to Fix Weakened House Proposals
Legislation passed by the House last week falls short of advocates’ expectations.
House Approves Online Sports Gambling But Says No to Casinos
Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick says they bill would need Republican consensus in the Senate to pass.