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A congressional committee report also criticizes UT-Arlington’s joint MBA program with a Chinese-military linked institution.
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Karoline Leavitt told the Daily Caller that President Donald Trump is open to working with Republican governors to crack down on crime in blue cities.
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GOP Rep. Andrew Clyde said Friday that "Trump Derangement Syndrome" is "so strong" among Democrats that they will continue to "oppose" President Donald Trump.
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As part of an operation at the Port of Houston, federal authorities seized 1,300 barrels of methamphetamine precursor chemicals—marking the largest bust of its kind in U.S. history.
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Trump is following through with a campaign promise to shut down the drug traffickers who terrorize our country, and for some reason, that makes the left angry.
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More than 800 new laws took effect in Texas yesterday, impacting public safety, education, and privacy. While the second special legislative session continues, most laws passed during this year’s regular session are now enforceable.
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Despite Harris County officials clashing over the size of a looming budget deficit, they voted last week to commit nearly half a million dollars to host the Gay Softball World Series.
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Local police could use Trump's assistance in making some of Washington, D.C.'s roughest streets safer if he executes it properly, residents told the DCNF.
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A major liberal dark money group is reportedly paying Democratic social media influencers thousands of dollars a month to promote progressive messaging online.
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The Department of Homeland Security is cutting thousands of Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) contracts to reduce wasteful and fraudulent spending.
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The action comes after ongoing challenges over explicit content in the district’s libraries, led most prominently by resident Bonnie Wallace. The district action follows Wallace’s formal grievances, in which she challenged the presence of books deemed “vulgar or inappropriate” for minors in the Llano ISD libraries.
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President Donald Trump has continued to challenge the Washington D.C. establishment during a seven-month campaign targeting federal bureaucratic institutions.
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Texas school districts are being instructed to display the Ten Commandments in classrooms under a new state law. While ongoing litigation has halted the displays in 11 districts, Attorney General Ken Paxton is warning that the rest of the state's districts are still expected to comply with the law.
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Under attack by the Texas Medical Board since 2022 after prescribing ivermectin to a patient during the COVID-19 pandemic, Houston's Mary Tally Bowden says she is not backing down after a panel ruled against her this week
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After State Rep. Matt Shaheen (R-Plano) helped sink it during the regular session, legislation restoring the power of the attorney general to prosecute election fraud passed the House yesterday.
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Approval was given yesterday by the Texas House to a measure that tightens the limits on how much local governments can raise property taxes without voter approval.
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