Daily Headlines

- Casino-Backed PAC Launches TV Blitz To Defend Ken King

- Texas Sues Temu for Deceptive Marketing and CCP‑Linked Data Harvesting

- UT System Regents Adopt Standards for ‘Teaching Controversial Topics’

-Texas Sues Firm Accused of Selling CCP-Linked “Trojan Horse” Drones

-Report Alleges Affair Between Rep. Tony Gonzales and Former Aide

-Authorities Allege Nearly 200 Fraudulent Transactions at Harris County Tax Office

-Hunt Files Police Report Against Senior Cornyn Advisor

-Texas Sues TP-Link for Allowing China Access to Americans’ Devices

-Harris County Approves More Than $2 Million for New Jail Studies Amid Ongoing Noncompliance

- Texas School Choice Program Surpasses 100,000 Applications

- Paxton Investigating Three More School Districts Over Anti-ICE Protests

- UT-Austin to Consolidate, Review Race and Gender Programming, in Liberal Arts College

-Houston ISD Announces Closure of 12 Schools Amid Enrollment Decline

-Paxton Sues Dallas Officials for Defying Voter’s Police Funding Mandate

-Texas State University System Curriculum Review Remains Ongoing

-Paxton Intervenes To Void Texas Medical Board Reprimand of Dr. Bowden

-U.S. Rep. Jackson Files Federal Legislation To Fight Screwworm

-Former Kress Official Charged With Stealing City Funds

-Chip Roy, Don Huffines, Sid Miller Lead GOP Primary Field in New Poll

-Texas Sues Snapchat for Allegedly Misleading Parents About App Safety

-FAA Lifts El Paso Airspace Closure, Says No Threat to Commercial Aviation

-Colony Ridge Must Verify Buyers’ Legal Status In Settlement with DOJ and Texas

-Kaufman County Development Investigated Over ‘Sharia City’ Concerns

-Humble Police Chief Resigns Following Months-Long Investigation

-Texas GOP Chair Says House, Senate Redistricting ‘Should Definitely Happen’

-Houston Doctor Indicted Over Alleged Falsification of Transplant Records

-Aldine ISD Teacher Charged With Injury to a Child After School Fight

-TEA Investigating Collinsville ISD Admins Tied to Coach’s Misconduct

-Texas DPS Reveals Plans To Combat Homeland Security Threats

-Texas’ Handgun Trespass Signs Challenged in the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals