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In the upcoming conference, Housing accessibility comes up as a potential Texas congressional priority.
Housing pricing was a major priority for key members of the Texas Legislature during the previous session, and an upcoming time council hearing suggests the problem isn’t going away. The Texas House’s Land and Resource Management Committee will meet on July 20 for a meeting to discuss a number of housing charges that are almost […]
Multiple “birth commerce” claims were referred to the attorney general’s office, citing” a number of” prospective criminals.
Following Gov. Jerry Brown’s resignation, the Texas Health and Human Services Commission ( HHSC ) has referred to the Texas Office of the Attorney General ( OAG ) numerous allegations of state healthcare providers promoting “birth tourism” in response to the Texas Health and Human Services Commission ( HHSC ). Greg Abbott’s request for an […]
People of the Dallas City Council Demand a ban on the development of data centers.
Numerous people of the Fort Worth City Council have demanded a ban on the city’s data center creation. Given the “growing concerns our people have expressed regarding the rapid growth of data centers in our area and across the state,” Council Members Carlos Flores, Mia Hall, Chris Nettles, Elizabeth Beck, and Jeannette Martinez signed a […]
A part of the Texas” Nihilistic Violent Fundamentalist” group is currently serving a 40-year prison sentence.
A Texas employee of a Nihilistic Violent Extremist ( NVE ) organization, as the U.S. Department of Justice ( DOJ) described it, pleaded guilty to charges involving racketeering and child sexual exploitation and was sentenced last week to 40 years in prison. According to the DOJ, Alexis Aldair Chavez of San Antonio, era 19, was […]
What We Discovered About Alice Sebold’s Physical Assault and a City’s Buried Rape Crisis
Illustration by Vanessa Saba for ProPublica. Source images: The Washington Post/Getty Images, Leonardo Cendamo/Getty Images, Onondaga District Attorney, County of Onondaga, State of New York, Courtesy of Alice Sebold, New York Times. There’s one indisputable fact about the events of the night of May 8, 1981: Alice Sebold, who had earlier that day just completed […]
Texas receives$ 3 Billion in money from the U.S. Department of Energy for projects involving transmission of electricity
A$ 3.26 billion loan was made available by the U.S. Department of Energy to American Electric Power ( AEP ) Texas to finance approximately 100 transmission projects across the state. According to Chris Wright, the director of energy for the United States,” This investment will upgrade Texas ‘ electrical grid, aid the energy needed for […]
Texas gentleman from Qatar is being held in the hands of the FBI for a multinational electronic trafficking conspiracy.
A North Texas resident was returned from Qatar to Collin County, where he will now face fees for his reported involvement in a multinational system to steal technology and money. In a 2021 replacing accusation, Abdullah Anwar and 100 other people were accused of conspiring to carry out the following acts: using or brandishing a […]
Flu outbreak at Texas Air Force Base prompts incomplete restoration of a canceled vaccine mandate.
The Pentagon authorized the reinstatement of a flu vaccination mandate for some trees of the U.S. Armed Forces following an earlier this month virus outbreak at a Texas Air Force base. Per an executive attempt from President Donald Trump in September, Pete Hegseth, director of the U.S. Department of Defense, made a proclamation denying the […]
In the midst of parliamentary property tax debates, the largest Texas school districts follow deficit budgets for the following year.
Many public school districts in Texas are adopting deficits as they approach the funds year’s date for budget assent as they approach the 2026–2027 school year. Districts across the state have cited factors like a lack of state funding, prices, declining enrollment, birth rates, and declining property values as contributing factors to their growing imbalances. […]
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 […]
