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Iranian and Egyptian Special Interest Aliens, Russian Mercenary Apprehended at Southern Border
A rash of recent terrorist attacks has heightened the attention of many to the activities at the U.S. southern border. In wake of the tragic events on New Year’s Day in New Orleans, when a Texas man with ties to ISIS killed 15 people in a vehicle ramming attack and died in a shootout with
Inaugural Investiture For New Statewide Texas Appeals Court Held In House Chambers
A formal ceremony was held in the chambers of the Texas House of Representatives with full attendance for the state’s new 15th Court of Appeals (COA), whose three judges retook the oaths of office. The court was created by legislation passed during the 88th Legislative Session by Sen. Joan Huffman (R-Houston) and former Rep. Andrew
BlackRock, Major Banks Left Climate Net-Zero Alliances After Pressure from Texas, Another Red States
Financial tycoons have started a wave of cash from climate-focused organizations aimed at moving funds and businesses that pledge to achieve renewables goals, including BlackRock, which has had a volatile social relationship with the State of Texas. In a letter to clients on Thursday, BlackRock disclosed its intention to leave the Net Zero Asset Managers
Federal Court in East Texas Most Recent to Rule Corporate Transparency Act Potentially Unconstitutional
A federal prosecutor in East Texas has just heard a number of legal issues to a questionable federal laws that imposes stringent fresh reporting standards on small businesses. The Texas Public Policy Foundation’s lawsuit against the U.S. Department of the Treasury alleges that the Corporate Transparency Act’s ( CTA ) violated Congress ‘ regulatory authority
New ‘ Live in Mexico ‘ Bill Filed by Texas Congressman
With a new bill introduced by a sophomore Texas senator, efforts to increase border security under the approaching Donald Trump administration appear to have some parliamentary support. Rep. Brandon Gill (R-TX-26 ) has introduced a bill, the” REMAIN in Mexico Act”, which would codify and reinstate the 2019 Migrant Protection Protocols. Gill’s act has 74
Five Questions to Ask About the Speaker Race in the Texas House
The most contentious race for the Texas House speech in new memory has just days left. It’s unclear if people already has the votes to win the gavel, but both the Republican and Democratic caucuses are deeply divided. Usually, this challenge may be long-settled by now. However, a remarkable cycle of historical occurrences and brutal
‘ Cook or Calamity ‘: Paxton, Texas GOP Embark on Crusade Against Pro-Burrows Republicans
The two-day barnstorming tour by Texas GOP Chair Abraham George and Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton was intended to test the waters for a potential primary challenge on Sen. John Cornyn (R-TX ) in addition to being formal about the Texas House speaker race. Paxton drew large masses on Monday and Tuesday across the state,
Former Harris County Judge’s Punishment are upheld by the republican court.
A former Harris County criminal court judge who ran as a Democratic Socialist and pledged to “demolish” the state’s criminal justice system from within lost an elegance of a state’s ban on his in-person conduct and alleged violations of state legislation. Judge Franklin Bynum was criticized by the State Commission on Judicial Conduct (SCJC) in
Hearings Are Presented by the Texas Legislature Joint Committee on Social Media Impacts on Children.
A group of Texas House and Senate people gathered to discuss the growing concern about the physical and mental health impact of social media during what might be the 88th Congressional Session’s final commission reading. The Joint Committee to Study the Effects of Media on Minors, headed up by co-Chairs Sen. Bryan Hughes (R-Mineola )
What Does the Joint Committee for the Texas Legislature Know About Social Media’s Effects on Kids?
A group of Texas House and Senate people gathered to discuss the growing concern about the physical and mental health impact of social media during what might be the 88th Congressional Session’s final commission reading. The Joint Committee to Study the Effects of Media on Minors, headed up by co-Chairs Sen. Bryan Hughes (R-Mineola )
A Joint Committee of the Texas Legislature Hears About the Effects of Social Media on Babies
A group of Texas House and Senate people gathered to discuss the growing concern about the physical and mental health impact of social media during what might be the 88th Congressional Session’s final commission reading. The Joint Committee to Study the Effects of Media on Minors, headed up by co-Chairs Sen. Bryan Hughes (R-Mineola )
Billfish Database Added Gulf Oil Rigs
The Gulf of Mexico is home to some of the ocean’s most memorable billfish types, including sailfish, white fish, and blue shark. These magnificent creatures thrive in the region’s warm waters, making it a popular spot for anglers looking for the enjoyment of the catch. Beyond the excitement, however, the conservation of these apex predators
