The stated basis for Gov. Abbott’s veto of Senate Bill 3 suffers a setback.

The stated basis for Gov. Abbott’s veto of Senate Bill 3 suffers a setback.
The Marvin Nichols project would engulf nearly 70,000 acres in East Texas.
An amendment added to the bill would allow foreign nationals from countries like China, Iran, and Russia to buy land in Texas as long as they are here on a valid visa.
A last chance for the lottery appears poised to pass.
The House-passed measure requires school districts to adopt policies restricting students’ cell phone use “from bell to bell.”
The proposal would end “shared governance” and implement new curriculum reviews.
Gov. Greg Abbott is urging lawmakers to get the measure to his desk.
Was the Lottery Commission following orders when it expanded gambling in Texas?
A GOP-priority bill would ban socially transitioning students in K-12 public schools.
The university disputes claims that the 2024 event was targeted because it was pro-Palestinian.
Sources say General Counsel Jimmy Skipton IV was directing bills be moved or killed to aid his wife’s lobby clients.
Paxton issued formal warnings to Chinese companies he said are violating Texas’ privacy laws.
Priority legislation that has already passed the Senate is up against the clock in the House.
State Sen. Bob Hall argued before his colleagues that the Texas Lottery’s string of controversies appears to show criminality.
The compromise includes $3 billion in required compression, $3 billion for a homestead exemption increase, and approximately $250 million for business property tax relief.
Federal law requires spent nuclear fuel to be stored underground in Nevada.
This comes after the university board of regents banned on-campus drag shows.
With the records now in the hands of State Auditor Lisa Collier, the full details of how the Texas House under Phelan managed impeachment spending will soon come to light.
The proposed law is a priority of Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick.
State Rep. Tony Tinderholt believes the bill is the next step in eliminating identity politics from higher education.
Both teacher pay raises and school choice have been deemed emergency items by Gov. Greg Abbott.
The Lottery Commission is currently under investigation by the Texas Rangers and the Attorney General.
One senator voted against the creation of the institute, citing fiscal concerns.
The Senate Committee on Criminal Justice approved measures to curtail AI-generated child sexual abuse material.
This comes as illegal border crossings around the state continue to drop.