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Vanguard Settles With Texas in ESG Antitrust Case
Vanguard Settles With Texas in ESG Antitrust Case
A lawsuit is ongoing against BlackRock and State Street.
Texas Tech Regents Bring System Rules Into Compliance With State Law
Texas Tech Regents Bring System Rules Into Compliance With State Law
The changes are required under Senate Bill 37.
State Board of Education Considers Revised Social Studies Guidelines

State Board of Education Considers Revised Social Studies Guidelines

The board also approved materials for civics and postponed a vote on parental rights training for school staff until April. 

Hayworth: My Dad Is Ken Paxton—And I’m Setting the Record Straight
Hayworth: My Dad Is Ken Paxton—And I’m Setting the Record Straight
Anyone who has spent real time with my dad knows that the attacks bear no resemblance to the man they claim to describe.
New UT Poll Shows Tight AG Race, Close Senate Contest
New UT Poll Shows Tight AG Race, Close Senate Contest
Chip Roy and Mayes Middleton are tied within the margin of error in the attorney general race.
TEA Investigating Barbers Hill School District
TEA Investigating Barbers Hill School District
Investigation comes after a nonprofit tied to the school district sued a state lawmaker for allegations about the operations of both entities.
UT-San Antonio To Consolidate Race and Gender Studies Department
UT-San Antonio To Consolidate Race and Gender Studies Department
The move follows a similar decision from the UT system’s flagship campus in Austin.
Texas Education Freedom Accounts Hit 130,000 Applications at Midway Mark
Texas Education Freedom Accounts Hit 130,000 Applications at Midway Mark
The new school choice program has funding for a projected 100,000 students.
Texas Tech Regents Poised To Approve ‘Renewable Energy’ Master’s Degree
Texas Tech Regents Poised To Approve ‘Renewable Energy’ Master’s Degree
The program is part of this week’s consent agenda.
Texas Officials Clash on Camp Mystic’s Future

Texas Officials Clash on Camp Mystic’s Future

State Rep. Wes Virdell contends that Lt. Gov. Patrick’s request and the new camp safety regulations could lead to the closure of Camp Mystic.
Paxton Sues Radical Abortion Pill Network Shipping Illegal Drugs Across Texas
Paxton Sues Radical Abortion Pill Network Shipping Illegal Drugs Across Texas
The suit accuses Aid Access of violating Texas’ pro-life laws.
New Social Studies Standards up for Review in Special Meeting

New Social Studies Standards up for Review in Special Meeting

During a special meeting scheduled for Wednesday, State Board of Education members will discuss the newly reworked social studies standards.