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Aside from the problems surrounding the Dallas to Houston high-speed rail, Dr. Aguilar’s corporate profile boasts of his nearly 7 years of service on the board of directors of Counterpart International, a progressive 501(c)(3) which joined the Clinton Global Initiative in 2015. Read More.

Echoing Republican lawmakers and gubernatorial challengers, the Republican Party of Texas wants legislation addressing vaccine mandates. Read More.

A massive and organized migrant caravan is on its way from southern Mexico toward the U.S., and has already surged past a blockade by Mexican forces attempting to stop it from getting to the U.S.-Mexico border. Read More.

The local governments of Kinney County, Uvalde County, and the City of Uvalde joined to form a commission to help residents negatively impacted by the ongoing border crisis. Read More.

The state has until 2024 to disburse the federal funding but has done so well in advance. Read More.

The Department of Homeland Security has not produced results from an investigation into the conduct of horse-mounted Border Patrol agents in Texas one month after Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas promised a conclusion within days. Read More.

U.S. Customs and Border Protection has made the highest number of illegal immigrant arrests along the U.S.-Mexico border ever recorded in the last year, according to a report. Read More.

Thousands of Texan railroad workers are facing termination for refusal of the COVID vaccine. Read More.

The governor has appointed John Scott, a former deputy attorney general, to the position. Read More.

As the clock ticked down on its third special session this year, the Texas legislature passed a bill that would authorize more than $3.3 billion in revenue bonds for dozens of construction and renovation projects at public universities and health facilities across the state. Read More.

"So right now we are going to continue to recommend masks in all schools for all people in those schools. And we will look forward to scaling up pediatric vaccinations during this period of time." Read More.

The Texas Freedom Coalition held a press conference in the Capitol calling for a fourth special session to enact legislation to protect Texans from vaccine mandates. Read More.

In a last-ditch effort, lawmakers filed and considered a proposed constitutional amendment that would do next to nothing to tackle the ever-growing property tax burden put upon Texas taxpayers. Read More.

In their third special session, the Texas legislature passed a bill that would protect girls and women from being forced to compete against biological males in athletics. Read More.

Southwest scrapped a plan to put unvaccinated workers with pending exemptions on unpaid leave after the Dec. 8 deadline. Read More.