Daily Headlines

-Dallas Sheriff Faces Legal Threat From Paxton Over ICE Cooperation
-More State Lawmakers Call for Pause on Extra-High-Voltage Transmission Project
-Third Carrollton-Farmers Branch Teacher Charged With Sex Crime

-Texas Targets Alleged ‘Ghost’ Daycare Businesses in H-1B Lawsuit
-Judge Temporarily Reinstates Terminated Texas State Professor
-Livingston Police Officer Accused of Sexual Misconduct With Student

-Texas Sues Netflix for Allegedly Spying on Children and Consumers

-Texas A&M Gave Former VP Pence $150,000 ‘Honorarium’

-Organizer’s Husband Lashes Out After Cancellation of Muslim-Only Waterpark Event

-Trump Says Texas Senate Endorsement Decision Coming ‘Relatively Soon’
-New Braunfels Announces Mayoral Runoff Amid Election Confusion
-Texas Education Agency Adds 21 More Names to ‘Do Not Hire’ Registry

-State Board Orders Muslim University in Dallas to Shut Down
-Paxton Launches Statewide Investigation To Enforce Ten Commandments and School Prayer Laws
-State Lawmakers Question Extra-High-Voltage Transmission Project

-Abbott: Grand Prairie Must Halt ‘Muslims Only’ Waterpark Event or Lose State Funding
-Left-Wing Groups File New Lawsuit Against Texas Border Enforcement Law
-Secretary Rollins Highlights Ongoing Meatpacker Antitrust Investigation 

-Texas AG Investigates Drone Distributor Tied to CCP-Linked Company
-Poll: Paxton Leads Cornyn, Middleton Up in AG Runoff
-Undercover Video Highlights Exemptions to DEI Ban

-53,000 More Texas Students Awarded School Choice Funding Based on Income
-Paxton Appeal Halts Judge’s Order Forcing Texas To Move EPIC City Development 
-Cy-Fair ISD Behavioral Specialist Charged With Felony After Non-Verbal Autistic Student Dies

-Houston’s $60,000 Mayoral Podcast Draws Ethics Complaints, Controller Review
-Court of Criminal Appeals Judge’s Finance Report Shows Donations Far Above Legal Limits
-Paxton Appeal Halts Judge’s Order Forcing Texas to Move EPIC City Development Forward

-Paxton Expands H-1B Fraud Investigation to Nearly 30 Texas Businesses
-South Texas School District Pressures Staff To Vote in Bond Election 
-More Educator Misconduct Transparency On the Way From TEA