#texas

#texas

Weekly measles cases have hit a new record in the U.S., surpassing previous outbreaks, particularly the troubling 2019 peak.

The United States is facing a significant measles outbreak, primarily impacting unvaccinated individuals, with cases reported predominantly in West Texas.

The CDC acknowledges underreporting of measles cases amid a record outbreak, complicating efforts to control the situation.

The measles outbreak in the Southwest is the largest in the U.S. since 2000.

CDC halts plan to assist Texas schools in fighting measles due to staff layoffs and funding issues.

Funding cuts are hampering Texas's response to a serious measles outbreak, which constitutes 90% of U.S. cases.

Texas lawmakers passed a bill requiring disclaimers on altered political media, igniting controversy among meme enthusiasts.

S.B. 2880 seeks to restrict information on abortion pills and related discussions.

The bill's design empowers citizens to sue those sharing abortion information, threatening free speech.

Texas is moving to remove restrictions on short-barrel firearms, contrasting with a national trend of tightening gun ownership regulations.

Central Texas faces intense conflict over water management amidst rapid urban growth, highlighting future challenges with water availability and regulation.

Texas is proposing to rename the New York strip to Texas strip, igniting tensions over culinary heritage.

Texas is seeking to rename the New York strip steak as a way to promote its ranchers and local branding.

Texas may ban most hemp products due to public health concerns raised by lawmakers regarding safety and marketing to youth.

Trust in public health agencies has declined significantly, especially in conservative regions, affecting vaccination rates and public health responses.

Measles cases in the U.S. have surged 70% in 2025 compared to 2024, primarily affecting unvaccinated children.