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GOP U.S. Senate Demands ‘Decisive Action’ from FDA on Chemical Abortion Pill Mifepristone
Nearly all GOP U.S. senators made their concerns surrounding chemical abortion pills known to the nation’s leading federal health directors this week, asserting that the pills both threaten the health of mothers and undermine states’ rights. In an October 9 letter to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and the U.S. Department of Health
Tensions Heighten Between Texas GOP Executive Committee and House Republicans Ahead of Censure Vote
It’s been coming to this point for quite some time: the moment a novel legal theory and retribution face off against political reality and tepid partnership. The Texas GOP’s State Republican Executive Committee (SREC) will consider 10 censure resolutions against sitting Texas House Republicans on Saturday for a variety of offenses — a path that
In Kelly Hancock’s first 100 times, the Texas Comptroller’s Office undergoes legislation and administrative changes.
Former state senator Kelly Hancock has overseen the state’s Education Savings Program ( ESA ), implemented the state’s largest financial programs, and launched a modernization program for the state’s largest financial programs. He has been in charge of the comptroller’s office for 100 days. In order to avoid a constitutional problem, Hancock filed for treasurer
Eight Texans in Trump’s 107-Nominee Queue are confirmed by the U.S. Senate.
The U.S. Senate confirmed 107 of President Donald Trump’s nominations, including eight Texas occupants who were given positions as ambassadors, associate clerks, and one as a general guidance, as the federal government began its second year of its ongoing closure. Four Texans who were nominated for the position of U.S. ambassador to different nations were
Robert Roberson Execution Halted by Texas Court of Criminal Appeals
The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals (CCA ) stayed the execution of death row inmate Robert Roberson in a Thursday order. The be comes one week before his execution date of October 16, 2025. His murder has been delayed several times following legitimate moving from both his legal representation and members of the Texas Legislature.
Hogzilla Is Looking For!
Do you have any evidence that the” Hogzilla” pigs of any kind exist? I need your assistance with a new job that I’m working on to record monster hogs in Texas and the surrounding area. If you’ve ever taken pictures of enormous wild swine that are either dead or being harvested, or whose tusks are
Flounder Cutbacks Are Upon Approach
A quiet change is about to make its way across the fish industry along the Gulf Coast, from Louisiana’s marshes to Texas ‘ bays. As Southern flounder started their crucial fall movement and spawning season, both states are working to impose their annual crumble closures, which are temporary bans. No fish may be lawfully harvested
Uvalde Shooting Partially Motivated Assassin from the Supreme Court sentenced to eight years in prison
The 2022 Robb Elementary School shooting in Uvalde was one of two situations that “upset” him prior to the intended death, according to Nicholas Roske, who was sentenced to prison this week for the attempted murder of U.S. Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh. After pledging guilty in April to the attempted murder of Kavanaugh in
Texas Freshwater Fisheries Center to Reopen
The Texas Freshwater Fisheries Center (TFFC) will reopen Oct. 8 following the completion of emergency repairs to a steel structural support column in the main visitor center building. The visitor center has remained closed since emergency repairs began in early August. “The closure timing was certainly less than ideal, but the safety of our visitors
Congressman Wesley Hunt Joins Cornyn, Paxton in the U.S. Senate Race
The top of the ticket on the Republican side in Texas is now a three-way race as Congressman Wesley Hunt (R-TX-38) made his long-rumored challenge to Sen. John Cornyn (R-TX) and Attorney General Ken Paxton official on Monday. “What I’ve seen in polling over the past few months is people want an alternative, and I’m
State Rep. Bobby Guerra Announces Retirement from Texas House After Seven Terms
State Rep. R.D. “Bobby” Guerra (D-McAllen) is forgoing re-election in the Texas House of Representatives and retiring at the end of his current term, totaling 14 years in office representing House District (HD) 41. He is expected to complete his current seventh term through the end of the 89th Legislature. × This page requires Javascript.
Texas Education Agency Expands Qualification, Increases Allotments for Performance-Based Raises
The Texas Education Agency (TEA) updated its Teacher Incentive Allotment (TIA) program, expanding opportunities for teachers to qualify for performance-based raises and standardizing the statewide scoring system. The TIA program was originally created through House Bill (HB) 3 in the 86th Legislative Session, with the stated goal of “providing districts with systems and funding to
