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Texas’ Incoming Chief Justice Hopes to Remove Religious Freedom Protections for Judges
November 6, 2026
Chief Justice-elect Maggie Ellis, a Democrat, wants judges to “perform all marriages, or none.”
School Districts Chart Path After Voters Rejected Increased Taxes
November 6, 2026
Some districts are considering operational adjustments and selling school properties to help cover budget shortfalls.
Huffines Wants ICE to Investigate Every Government Agency in Texas
November 6, 2026
The outgoing comptroller says decades of federal employment verification failures could leave taxpayers on the hook for $5 million.
Democrat Senfronia Thompson Says She Has Votes to Become Texas House Speaker
November 6, 2026
The longtime Democrat announced Friday that a majority of lawmakers have pledged their support, including some Republicans.
Hinojosa Begins Transition, Moves To Replace Abbott’s Education Chief
November 5, 2026
The governor-elect named a former Republican lawmaker ousted after opposing school choice and confirmed she is interviewing replacements for Mike...
Texas Supreme Court Weighs Free-Speech Protections in Defamation Lawsuit
November 5, 2026
Activist Paul Chabot claims former State Rep. Frederick Frazier’s lawsuit aims to silence First Amendment-protected criticism of public officials.
Regulators Extend Time To Consider Rehearing Motions on Southern 765-kV Transmission Line
November 5, 2026
All three proposed transmission lines are in a holding pattern.
Federal Judge Headlines First Event for UT-Austin’s Jewish Civilization Program
November 5, 2026
The Ackerman Program on Jewish and Western Civilization launched this fall.
Texas Agencies Asked for $4.3B Less in Appropriations, but $13.3B More Elsewhere
November 5, 2026
What will this mean in the state’s divided legislature next session?
Democrats Take Majority on Texas State Board of Education
November 5, 2026
The body that sets state curriculum standards is now 8-7 Democrat to Republican.
Texas Voters Reject Billions in New Property Taxes, Bond Debt
November 4, 2026
Dozens of local bonds and tax rate increases were rejected by voters on Tuesday.
Senfronia Thompson Launches Speaker Bid as Democrats Seize Texas House
November 4, 2026
The longtime Houston Democrat was the first to enter the race as election results were still rolling in Tuesday night.
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