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Texas AG Investigates Mars Company for Deceptive Practices Over Artificial Dyes
Ken Paxton is encouraging Mars to “fulfill its 2016 pledge to get rid of these toxic ingredients.”
Texas City ISD Teacher Arrested for Online Solicitation of a Minor
John Derrick Taylor has been employed by the school district since 2018.
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Toth Challenges Crenshaw for Congressional Seat Amid Potential Redistricting Shake-Up
Mid-decade redistricting begins July 21 to fix districts the DOJ flagged as unconstitutional racial gerrymanders.
Murder Suspect Granted Bond After Harris County Prosecutors Miss Deadline
An Afghan national accused of murder has been granted a personal recognizance bond after prosecutors failed...
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Y’All Answered: Docking Lawmakers’ Pay
Since the Texas Legislature convened in January, the Texas Senate has advanced legislation dealing with property taxes, criminal justice, and school choice. The Texas House has not debated, let alone passed, a single measure. On Friday, a majority of the Texas House...
4.1.2025 University of North Texas to ‘Pause’ Drag Shows
University of North Texas System To ‘Pause’ Drag Shows on Campus…Americans Value Energy Independence More Than Fighting Climate Change…Abbott Deploys Texas Rangers To Investigate Islamic Center…Buckingham Calls for Federal Action to Secure Border Islands
Texas Senators Consider $2.5 Billion Over Next Decade for Film Industry
Texas lawmakers on the Senate Committee on Finance are considering giving the film industry $2.5 billion over the next decade. Senate Bill 22, filed by State Sen. Joan Huffman (R-Houston), would keep the existing film industry handouts, which have been criticized as a...
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3/31/25 Texas Rangers to Investigate Islamic Center
- Abbott Deploys Texas Rangers To Investigate Islamic Center - Texas Senate Committee Weighs Bill to Crack Down on Illegal Vapes - Americans Value Energy Independence More Than Fighting Climate Change
University of North Texas System To ‘Pause’ Drag Shows on Campus
The University of North Texas System has “paused” drag shows across its campuses, citing compliance with state and federal executive orders prohibiting taxpayer funding of gender ideology. On March 28, UNT System Chancellor Michael Williams sent a directive to...
Harris County Commissioners Vote for Higher Government Employee and Contractor Salaries
Harris County Commissioners voted 3-1 to raise the minimum hourly rate for county employees to $20, while contractors will now be paid $21.65. The only Republican on the court, Tom Ramsey, voted no. The new minimum wage will cost taxpayers an additional $5 million a...
Texas Land Commissioner Buckingham Calls for Federal Action To Secure Border Islands
Texas Land Commissioner Dawn Buckingham has formally requested the Trump administration’s assistance in securing two islands along the Rio Grande near Roma, Texas. These islands, described by Buckingham as "cartel-infested" and a "smuggler's paradise," have become...
Poll: Energy Independence Valued More Than Fighting ‘Climate Change’
A new poll has revealed that a majority of Americans value energy independence more than fighting climate change. The poll, conducted by Napolitan News Service, asked voters “Is it more important to make America energy independent or to fight climate change?” 57...
Texas House Failed to Make Quorum
Less than half of Texas House members showed up to work on Friday.