A lawsuit against Texas’ Foreign Land Ban is currently before the U.S. Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals.
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AG Seeks To Stop Tylenol Manufacturer’s Shareholder Payouts During Litigation
The motion is a part of an ongoing case against Kenvue and Johnson & Johnson over the deceptive marketing of Tylenol.
Recording Shows UT-Austin Official Told Conservative Group To Leave
State Rep. Brian Harrison is demanding answers from President Jim Davis.
Texas Can Enforce Ban on Erotic Drag Shows for Kids, Federal Court Rules
The case is being remanded to a district court that previously blocked the law’s enforcement.
California’s Gavin Newsom to Campaign in Texas
Newsom is rumored to be eyeing a 2028 presidential run.
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Texas A&M Sends Left-Wing Professors To Advise Accreditation Agency
The Commission for Public Higher Education is intended to counterbalance left-wing ideological capture.
Texas Voters OK Billions in School Property Tax Increases
More than a hundred school districts put bond propositions and permanent tax rate increases on the November 4 ballot.
Casino Cash Fails to Sway North Texas Voters in Senate District 9 Special Election
Las Vegas Sands had bet big on former Southlake Mayor John Huffman, who finished third.
All 17 Texas Constitutional Amendments Approved by Voters
The passage of all 17 amendments brings the total number of changes to the Texas Constitution to 547 since it was adopted in 1876.
UT-Austin Invited Conservative To Help Draft Academic Integrity Statement
Professor Mark Regnerus was previously subjected to a far-left cancellation campaign.
Texas A&M To Pay Former President Mark Welsh $3.5 Million
This is the latest high-profile settlement regents have authorized over the past two years.
Houston Doctor Joins Lawsuit Against the Federation of State Medical Boards
The lawsuit accuses the Federation of State Medical Boards, along with several state medical boards, of violating physicians’ First Amendment rights.
Can the Texas Medical Board Police Campaign Speech?
An ongoing court battle is set to decide the issue.
Federal Appeals Court To Take Up Texas’ Ten Commandments Law
The U.S. Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals will hear the case en banc.
Texas Voters To Decide Whether Violent Offenders Can Be Denied Bail
Proposition 3 is part of a package of 17 proposed constitutional amendments that have been placed for voter approval in Tuesday’s election.
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TAMU Reading Assignment Promotes Racial Division
Class materials reveal an ongoing pattern of divisiveness.
Texas Reports Record Honeybee Losses That Reflect National Decline
Texas has seen a 61 percent colony loss since early 2025; the current national average loss is over 55 percent.
Texas AG Probes Security Camera Company for Potential Chinese Communist Party Ties
Two other states are actively investigating or pursuing legal action against Lorex Technology Inc. over the same concerns.
Permian Basin Power Fix Becomes $33 Billion Statewide Project
Lawmakers urged the state agency to halt the larger plan for stakeholder and legislative input.
Texas Sues Johnson & Johnson, Kenvue for Deceptively Marketing Tylenol to Pregnant Mothers
Tylenol is under scrutiny for potentially increasing the risks of neurodevelopmental disorders in children when taken by mothers during pregnancy.
University of Houston Removes ‘Oppression & Injustice’ Class
The canceled class promoted critical race theory.
Texas Appeals Court Rejects Yelp’s Attempt To Block State Lawsuit Over Pregnancy Resource Center Labels
The case has been sent back to district court.
Anti-Accountability Professors’ Union Holding Higher Education Summit
College professors are set to attend a secret meeting to organize a response to national and state academic accountability reforms.
North Texas Doctor Sued for Prescribing Cross-Sex Hormones to Minors Surrenders Medical License
The lawsuit filed by Attorney General Ken Paxton against Dr. May Lau for violating Texas law is still ongoing.
Abbott Appoints Kyle Hawkins to Texas Supreme Court
Hawkins is the former state solicitor general.