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Texas Republicans in Congress scaled back town halls during summer recess amid criticism over Trump megabill

Some who did host public events were interrupted by protesters and heckled for their support of President Donald Trump and his signature legislation.

The Texas Tribune

Retailers relieved that Texas skirted a THC ban — again

While Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick remains adamant about a ban, hemp industry representatives say they would compromise on creating a 21 age limit to purchase.

The Texas Tribune

Sen. Brandon Creighton’s switch from lawmaking to Texas Tech leader signals a new era for higher ed

More Texas universities are turning to politicians to lead their systems, preferring political clout over academic credentials.

The Texas Tribune

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Nick Bartlett’s 2025 Week 2 SuperWest Fearless Predictions

Our Nick Bartlett gives us his light-hearted game predictions with his trademark humor and offbeat perspective

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Families of flood victims to join Texas governor for camp safety bill signing

The families of some of the children who died at Texas' Camp Mystic during catastrophic flooding two months ago are expected to join Gov. Greg Abbott for a ceremonial bill signing Friday

The Independent UK

Texas Republican Party sues state to end open primaries

Currently, any Texas voter can cast a ballot in GOP primaries. The party wants to limit eligibility to registered members.

The Texas Tribune

Texas launches downloadable form to exempt kids from school-required vaccines

Previously, parents had to wait for the state to mail them the exemption form. They still have to get the form notarized before submitting it to the school for enrollment purposes.

The Texas Tribune

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How A Game of Ding Dong Ditch Resulted in Death in Texas

The terrifying details of how an 11-year-old who was playing ding dong ditch in Texas ended up being shot dead were revealed in court documents.

Latin Times

Deion Sanders Had Two-Word Message for Arch Manning in First Year As Texas Starter

The Colorado coach offered some unsolicited advice to the young quarterback.

Sports Illustrated

The New Texas Ban on Cell-Cultured Protein Is an Unconstitutional Interstate Trade Barrier, a Lawsuit Says

The ban's supporters, whose motivation is plainly protectionist, claim they are defending freedom by restricting it.

Reason

This West Texas town's proof is in the banana pudding

More than 10,000 people met over Labor Day weekend in Slaton to sample the banana pudding — a major boost to the rural town’s economy.

The Texas Tribune

Texas Legislature Passes ‘Bounty Hunter’ Ban on Abortion Pills

House Bill 7 attacks one of the last remaining options for reproductive care in Texas and declares legal war on blue states.

Texas Observer

Don't Expect 'Irrational' EV Discounts And Deals After This Deadline

Today on Critical Materials: EV sales are booming, GM warns

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Ted Cruz tried to fat shame JB Pritzker during an immigration rant. The Illinois governor had his comeback ready

Texas senator mocks Illinois governor in Newsmax tirade, only for the Democrat to immediately hit back with a reminder of the Republican’s infamous Cancun vacation

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Texas cracks down on abortion with pill providers now able to be sued

Supporters say it’s a key tool to enforce the state’s abortion ban, protecting women and fetuses

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4 Reasons I Regret Relying Solely on Social Security When I Retired

Jean and Edward Lewis of Texas retired on only Social Security income and have some regrets about it. Read on to find out why.

The Texas Tribune

Texans are voting in new congressional districts. See how yours looks for the March 2026 primaries.

Last year, Texas Republicans drew new districts aimed at picking up five more U.S. House seats. This tool compares previous and new districts.

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Bill overhauling disaster emergency response misses final approval in Texas Senate

Both legislative chambers adjourned without agreeing on changes to Senate Bill 2, which aimed to create new training and licensing requirements for local officials.

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Texas Legislature ends second special session marked by new political maps, slew of conservative wins

Between cracking down on abortion pills and restricting transgender restroom use, lawmakers also tackled flood safety and the STAAR test. Left untouched: Texas’ hemp industry.

International Business Times UK

Hurricane Lorena Path Tracker: Which States Should Brace, Expected Damages

Hurricane Lorena threatens Baja California Sur with flooding, heavy rain and coastal damage, while Texas, Arizona and New Mexico brace for tropical downpours.

The Independent UK

FACT FOCUS: DeSantis' misleading claims about why Florida missed out on a congressional seat

Gov. Ron DeSantis claims the 2020 census numbers for Florida need fixing to grant the state another congressional seat

The Texas Tribune

Texas kids’ camps must remove cabins from floodplains, operate warning systems under new laws

The parents of children who died at Camp Mystic advocated for the new legislation, which now heads to Gov. Greg Abbott for his signature.

Sports Illustrated

Fox Announces Historic Ratings for Week 1's Ohio State vs. Texas Game

The clash between Texas and Ohio State shattered viewership records on Fox.

The Texas Tribune

Texas is poised to replace STAAR. Here is what schools’ new standardized tests would look like.

A bill scrapping the state’s standardized test heads over to Gov. Greg Abbott’s desk. It would replace STAAR with three shorter tests at the beginning, middle and end of the year.

The Independent UK

Bill to let Texans sue out-of-state abortion pill providers heads to governor

A bill that would allow Texas residents to sue out-of-state abortion pill providers for up to $100,000 has been sent to the governor

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