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Texas Legislators Demand Sweeping Child Protection Reforms Following Controversial Adam Hoffman Plea Deal
State lawmakers are calling for aggressive legal reforms after what they describe as systemic failures exposed by the Adam Hoffman child sexual abuse case, in which the defendant allegedly molested and sexually abused a young boy for three...
Hill County Takes Historic Stand: First in Texas to Halt New Data Centers
In a decisive move that puts local control first, Hill County has become the first county in Texas to approve a temporary moratorium on new data center projects.
Following more than four hours of impassioned public testimony, county commis...
Texas State Rep. Jeff Leach Demands Answers from AG Ken Paxton Over Controversial Plea Deal in Child Sexual Abuse
State Representative Jeff Leach Chairman of the House Committee on Judiciary & Civil Jurisprudence, sent a strongly worded letter to Attorney General Ken Paxton criticizing the Office of the Attorney General’s handling of the Adam Hoffman c...
Houston City Council Backs Down on Immigration Ordinance to Safeguard Public Safety Funds
After facing intense pressure from state leaders, Houston City Council voted 13-4 on Wednesday to approve a revised immigration ordinance, easing previous limits on local police cooperation with federal immigration authorities.
The decisio...
Texas’s Uniparty Distraction Machine: Culture Wars While Kids Suffer and the Grid Buckles
In Texas, the old “left versus right” script is dead. What we have instead is a uniparty, Republican establishment figures and their nominal Democratic opposition locked in an endless, self-serving loop of manufactured outrage. They bicker...
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