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Should Lawmakers Reform Early Voting Laws?
Should Lawmakers Reform Early Voting Laws?
The Texas House Committee on Elections considered current early voting election laws and election transparency during an interim hearing.​
Public Utility Commissioners Schedule Meetings on 765-kV Lines After Lawmakers Demand Project Pause
Public Utility Commissioners Schedule Meetings on 765-kV Lines After Lawmakers Demand Project Pause
Lawmakers have expressed concerns that landowners’ rights and grid reliability are at stake.
New Federal Lawsuit Challenges Texas THC Regulations
New Federal Lawsuit Challenges Texas THC Regulations
The regulations recently took effect after state courts had blocked enforcement for four and a half years.
Lawmakers Review Voter Registration System, AI Safeguards Ahead of November Elections
Lawmakers Review Voter Registration System, AI Safeguards Ahead of November Elections
Election experts called for updates to voter registration technology and campaign AI rules. 
Democrat Artist-Turned-Candidate’s Studio Hosts ‘All Ages’ LGBT Events

Democrat Artist-Turned-Candidate’s Studio Hosts ‘All Ages’ LGBT Events

Amelia Rabroker’s art studio has regularly hosted LGBT-themed events.
Can Your HOA Ban Political Yard Signs? Here’s What the Law Says
Can Your HOA Ban Political Yard Signs? Here’s What the Law Says
Texas law prevents homeowners associations from broadly banning campaign signs during election season, though certain restrictions still apply.
Abbott Orders Comprehensive Data Center Audit Amid Surge in Texas Grid Requests
Abbott Orders Comprehensive Data Center Audit Amid Surge in Texas Grid Requests
With ERCOT reviewing more than 474 gigawatts of new load requests, Abbott is demanding a full data center audit before any more projects move forward.
AG Paxton Investigates Food Manufacturers Over Potential Misuse of ‘Heart-Healthy’ Labeling


AG Paxton Investigates Food Manufacturers Over Potential Misuse of ‘Heart-Healthy’ Labeling


Companies under investigation include Frito-Lay, Flora Food Group, and ACH Foods. 


Sharia Finance, Transparency, and Foreign Influence in Texas
Sharia Finance, Transparency, and Foreign Influence in Texas
TPPF Senior Fellow Sam Westrop told lawmakers that Sharia-compliant finance firms have questionable ties to hostile nations and Islamic terrorist...
A&M Officials Discussing ‘Race and Ethnic Studies Institute’ With Attorneys
A&M Officials Discussing ‘Race and Ethnic Studies Institute’ With Attorneys
The institute promotes critical theory and identity politics research.
Landowners Voice Opposition To Next Phase of 765-kV Lines
Landowners Voice Opposition To Next Phase of 765-kV Lines
Open meeting held after lawmakers call for applications for extra-high-voltage projects to be denied.
Texas’ School Choice Program Has Nation’s Largest Waiting List
Texas’ School Choice Program Has Nation’s Largest Waiting List
First annual report shows demand for Education Freedom Accounts far exceeds the program's initial $1 billion appropriation.