Do Texans Have The “Right To Farm?” Voters Will Decide With Proposition 1.
LUBBOCK — Early voting ends Friday. And if you’re still wondering about Proposition 1, often...
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Proposition 9 Would Increase Pensions For Retired Teachers And Public School Employees
For 28 years, Joe Ramirez taught social studies in Austin for students including President George...
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With Time Running Out, House Punts On Taking Action On School Vouchers
Hours after Gov. Greg Abbott said he believed the Legislature could pass a school vouchers bill...
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State Senate Approves Bill To Spend $1.5 Billion For Border Walls, More Policing Of Liberty County Development
The state Senate on Tuesday approved a $1.5 billion proposal that would give Gov. Greg Abbott the...
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The Jones Act’s Stranglehold on U.S. Waterways [VIDEO]
The US is blessed with one of the most prolific water networks in the world, yet it operates at sub-optimal levels. The Jones Act, pivotal in shaping maritime commerce since 1920, plays a central role in this inefficiency, influencing both the country’s economic strategies and the costs borne by consumers.
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