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As the House Kills Texit Bill, Kyle Biedermann Organizes His Own Virtual Hearing
After HB 1359 regarding Texan secession was officially killed, the GOP’s main man in the push for Texit Kyle Biederman, held a press conference...
Abbott Signs Executive Order To Ban Mask Requirements In Texas
Earlier today Gov. Greg Abbott signed an executive order to ban all government entities in the state from establishing mask mandates. The ban, which...
Voucher Fight Looms in the Texas House
In the closing days of the 87th Texas Legislature, lawmakers are considering a bill that many public school advocates say contains a school voucher....
Gov. Abbott Slashes Safety Net for a Million Texans
The widespread of the pandemic had devastating effects on employment rates, leaving millions of people jobless throughout the country.
As unemployment rose to alarming levels,...
Texas Attorney General Sues Biden Administration Over Medicaid Waiver
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton’s latest frivolous lawsuit is directed at the Biden administration.
Paxton’s lawsuit demands the federal government reinstate the 1115 Medicaid waiver,...
Texas House Passes Bill to Tackle Sexual Harassment
On Tuesday the Texas House passed HB 4661 relating to sexual harassment by lobbyists and certain elected or appointed state officers.
The bill, which was...
Launching a Child-friendly Instagram is a No-Go from 44 Attorneys General
Netflix for Kids, YouTube for Kids and now the question is, could Instagram for Kids be next?
This week Facebook’s (FB) CEO Mark Zuckerberg, was...
Rep. Louie Gohmert Speaks in Defense of Capitol Rioters
U.S. Rep. Louie Gohmert gave an hour-long speech on the floor of the House of Representatives today to defend the people who started the...
Texas Voting Suppression Bill Called Out For Using Racist Language
If we were to make a ranking of controversial bills this Legislative Session, SB7 and HB6 would definitely be at the top. Both bills...
Topsy Turvy Time at the Texas State Capitol
The final days of the Texas Legislature have always been a little crazy but none so much as the 87th Legislative Session. With only...
