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After a review found” significant cultural differences” in one school district, the New Mexico AG calls for transformation.
In 2023, New Mexico Attorney General Raul Torrez ordered an investigation into administrative procedures at Gallup-McKinley County Schools. Joe Luis Magana/AP According to an investigation by the New Mexico attorney general’s office, indigenous and Hispanic students receive suspensions more frequently and for longer periods than their white peers who commit similar breaches at Gallup-McKinley County
The Trump administration’s ability to combat drug deal will be tested by a U.S. Mexico impasse.
Rubén Rocha Moya, governor of Mexico’s Sinaloa state, left, with then-President-elect Claudia Sheinbaum, center, and then-President Andrés Manuel López Obrador in 2024. The U.S. has charged Rocha with drug corruption, but Sheinbaum has refused to arrest him. Rashide Frias/AFP via Getty Images After months of U.S.-Mexico tensions sparked by the Trump administration’s threats to strike
The Fifth Circuit Reaffirms Texas’s legal authority to award education to illegal creatures in state colleges
This year, a federal court case in federal court attempted to evaluate a state law that allows in-state college education for illegal creatures. The Texas Dream Act, a 2001 state law that allows illegal aliens to give in-state college tuition rates if they can build a home in Texas, was upheld by the United States
Aaron Reitz Appointed Southern District of Texas U.S. Attorney
Aaron Reitz, who is no longer the attorney general of Texas, resigned from his Democratic main campaign this week to become the attorney general of the Southern District of Texas. × This section requires Browser. For you to be able to read subscription information, Javascript is necessary. Kindly make it available in your browser’s options.
Aaron Reitz, a Democrat, is appointed U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of Texas.
Aaron Reitz, who is no longer the attorney general of Texas, resigned from his Democratic main campaign this week to become the attorney general of the Southern District of Texas. × Java is required for this page. For you to be able to read subscription information, Javascript is necessary. In your browser’s settings, kindly help
2026 Commemorative Coins and Gold Bills Are Available at the Texas Bullion Depository.
Lone Stars, one of the memorial 2026 coins that the Texas Bullion Depository has announced the start. Acting Comptroller Kelly Hancock unveiled the depository’s most recent offering, which included Modern Redback gold coins and gold memorial currencies, before he announced his resignation from the Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts company last year. × This site
In an interval hear, the Texas Senate Committee discusses surrogacy, IVF, and “birth tourism.”
At a committee hearing on Wednesday, the Texas Senate discussed the topic of infertility and how it relates to in vitro fertilization ( IVF), heritage citizenship, and how the free market and bioethics intersect. As was the time demand made by Lt. Gov., the Texas Senate Committee on Health and Human Services, headed by state
He is alleged to have hired a Colombian group for political dying. Trump Administration Leaders Are Still Working With Him.
Ronald Ojeda’s wife, brother, and sister, who is a dissident from Venezuela, attend his interment on March 8, 2024 in Santiago, Chile. The former military commander was kidnapped, killed and buried under concrete in a ghetto. According to the prosecution, Tren de Aragua city gang members allegedly killed him at the hands of Venezuela’s past
According to a ProPublica record, legislators demand that the CDC track vitamin K shot refusals.
Cengiz Yar/ProPublica. Cause images: Documents provided by Getty Images and ProPublica. Two members of Congress have urged government officials to address what they described as” a growing and preventable public health crisis” involving families refusing their newborns ‘ long-term vitamin K shots, which has caused uncontrollable bleeding and even death in some of those babies.
Trump Urges Remaining Bipartisan Election Commission Members Before Midterms Pushes Out
iStockphoto The three remaining members of the Election Assistance Commission have been pushed over by President Donald Trump, leaving the republican body in limbo as he tries to restructure how elections are conducted in advance of this year’s midterm elections. Many publications with knowledge of the situation told ProPublica, which was the first to report
Housing Allowances for Needy People in New York haven’t increased in a long time. That is unlawful, a petition claims.
Because the state’s security allowance for rent is so small, Minerva Pacumio, 54, claims she cannot afford to evict from her Queens, New York, apartment because she cannot afford a small apartment there. She is a plaintiff in a lawsuit filed against New York last month that seeks an increase in the salary. / ProPublica/Zaydee
Texas Tech System Sued For Chancellor Brandon Creighton’s Restrictions on Race and Gender
This week, a group of professors filed a lawsuit against the Texas Tech University ( TTU) System and Chancellor Brandon Creighton, accusing the former state senator of “imposing a straitjacket” on faculty members. On Wednesday, the Texas American Association of University Professors, an affiliate of the American Federation of Teachers, filed a lawsuit against Creighton
