Daily Headlines

- Bill Targeting Explicit Library Materials in Schools Clears House and Senate

- 2 Waco ISD Teachers Arrested in April for Abusing Special Needs Children

- Houston City Council Will Vote on Race-Based Contracting Program

- Conservative Lawmakers Warn Texas House Is Running Out of Time To Pass GOP Priorities

- House Leadership Blocking Ban on Taxpayer-Funded Lobbying, Says Texas Lawmaker

- Texas A&M Faculty Senate Approves “Climate Ethics” Course

- Texas House Approves Former Speaker Dade Phelan’s Meme Regulation Bill

- Will Senators Revive Proposed Ban on Lawmakers’ Children Benefiting From School Choice Funds?

- Harris County Sues Trump Administration Over Federal Workforce Cuts

- Republican Lawmakers Challenge Speaker Burrows Over Stalled Party Priorities

- Texas Lottery Commissioners Finalize Ban on Ticket Resellers

- Lawmaker Proposes DNA Testing at Southern Border to Prevent Child Trafficking

- Beto O’Rourke Hints at Yet Another Run

- Lawmakers Consider Measures to Ensure Only US Citizens Vote in Texas Elections

- South Texas Teacher Arrested for Sex Crimes Against Student Allowed to Resign

- Illegal Aliens Cost Texas Hospitals $121.8 Million in Just One Month

- Burrows Blocks Effort Limiting Scholarship Program to US Citizens

- Texas Senate Moves to Block Universal Basic Income Programs

- House Leadership Accused of Holding Pro-Life Bill Hostage to Islamic Holiday Push

- Senate Bill Would Tie Licenses to Ethics Registry, Drawing Sharp Criticism

- Texas Education Agency Releases 2023 School Report Cards

- Texas GOP Priority Bill Stalls While Staffer Accused of Promoting ‘Woke’ Agenda

- Texas Senators Unanimously Pass Impeachment Reform Legislation

- Texas Tech System Names New Chairman of Regents

- Texas Lottery Commission Director Resigns Amid Scrutiny and Investigations

- House Leadership Yanks Abortion Abolition Bill Hours Before Hearing

- Lawmakers Consider Over-The-Counter Access to Ivermectin

- Texas A&M ‘Queer Theory’ Class Promotes Radical Gender Ideology

- State Representatives Consider Allowing Phones at Polling Locations

- Federal Jury Delivers Guilty Verdict in Houston ISD Bribery Case