#texas-politics

#texas-politics

James Talarico, the 36-year-old Texas state House member, explained why a Texas law requiring Ten Commandments postings in schools is un-Christian and called for better political leaders.

Harvard University's lawyers will argue in court today that the federal government's freeze of over $2 billion in grants and contracts is illegal and should be overturned.

Bill Aleshire, a Texas-based attorney specializing in public records law, was appalled that the governor is claiming that months of emails between his office and one of the world's richest people are all private. "Right now, it appears they've charged you $244 for records they have no intention of giving you," Aleshire said. "That is shocking."

This is a major win for Texans. Governor Abbott showed real leadership in choosing people over politics. This plant helps veterans manage PTSD and fuels thousands of small businesses.

The bill SB1976, introduced by Senator Bryan Hughes, aims to require wastewater testing for certain urinary metabolites, including hormones and mifepristone, to mitigate concerns over endocrine-disrupting chemicals.

"A master-planned community of thousands of Muslims could violate the constitutional rights of Jewish and Christian Texans," Cornyn wrote, highlighting concerns over religious discrimination.

"Are you speaking about biological sex? Or are you speaking about gender? 'Cause one is scientific, one is a social construct," Simmons said, adding, "'Cause I have a follow up question after."

Sylvester Turner, a prominent figure in Texas politics, who transitioned from Houston's mayor to a U.S. representative, passed away at 70 after attending a presidential speech.