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Book Bans And School Vouchers: Key Issues To Watch This School Year
The 2024-2025 school year is poised to be one full of changes for public education in Texas, from debates over book bans to the...
Texas Is The Third Most Religious State In The U.S., Study Says
Texas has been ranked as the third most religious state in the U.S., according to a study conducted by SmileHub.
The study considered factors such...
How Many Artists Have Asked Trump To Stop Using Their Music?
Recently, Beyoncé, ABBA, and Jack White demanded Donald Trump to stop using their music for his campaign. These three are the last to join...
Should You Sell Your Tesla Shares? Longtime Investor Sells $60 Million Amid Concerns
A longtime Tesla investor said he has sold about $60 million in the company's shares saying no one wants its car or robots.
In an...
Thierry Jumps Ship: Houston Democrat Flips to GOP After Primary Defeat
State Rep. Shawn Thierry announced she is switching to the Republican party after being defeated in her primary for supporting bills against the LGBTQ+...
Dallas Police Officer Killed In Shooting Suspect Fatally Shot In Pursuit
A Dallas police officer was shot and killed and two others were wounded in a shooting Thursday night southeast of Oak Cliff. The suspect...
Dallas Democrat Jasmine Crockett Takes On National Role In Harris Campaign
U.S. Rep. Jasmine Crockett continues to make waves as she takes on a new role as a national co-chair for Vice President Kamala Harris’...
Abbott Plans To Install More Buoys At The Border Despite Knowing They Don’t Work
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott plans to expand the buoy barriers installed by the state across the Rio Grande river on the border with Mexico,...
Election Integrity Or Intimidation? Abbott’s 1.1 Million Voter Purge Raises Alarms
In a move that has stirred concerns among voting rights advocates and Democratic officials, Texas Governor Greg Abbott recently announced the removal of over...
Uvalde Police Warns Community About “Disturbing” Social Media Threats To Schools
The Uvalde Police Department said it will tighten security in the city’s school campuses in response to a series of “disturbing” posts on social...
