Texas AG Ken Paxton's Silence on Trump era $10 Billion Medicaid Cut Despite Suing Biden

Texas AG Ken Paxton’s Silence on Trump-era $10 Billion Medicaid Cut Despite Suing Biden

Texas hospitals are facing a significant financial crisis, compounded this week by news that the Trump administration is currently withholding $10 billion in Medicaid payments. In a striking contrast to three years ago, when the Biden administration threatened similar actions, Texas Attorney General and U.S. Senate candidate Ken Paxton has remained unusually quiet. Paxton’s office…

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MAGA Inc. Rallies for Paxton in Texas Senate Race with $10 Million Trump Ad Campaign

MAGA Inc. Rallies for Paxton in Texas Senate Race with $10 Million Trump Ad Campaign

WASHINGTON — Following weeks of anticipation regarding President Donald Trump’s potential involvement in Texas, MAGA Inc., the primary pro-Trump super PAC, has invested $10 million in advertising for the Texas Senate race. This expenditure, which encompasses television streaming and digital ads, marks MAGA Inc.’s inaugural spending in the general election, underscoring the significance of the…

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Texas Districts Boost A F Grades After STAAR Exam Rescoring: 11 Districts Shine

Texas Districts Boost A-F Grades After STAAR Exam Rescoring: 11 Districts Shine

Approximately a dozen school districts in Texas are set to experience an improvement in their accountability ratings on Tuesday, following a manual rescoring of thousands of STAAR tests that yielded better results for some students. Officials from the Texas Education Agency (TEA) announced that around 27,200 students received additional credit for their responses to certain…

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Minnesota Shooting: ICE Officer Released on Bond After Charges Filed

Minnesota Shooting: ICE Officer Released on Bond After Charges Filed

McALLEN — A U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officer was released from federal custody on Friday after facing charges for allegedly misleading investigators regarding the shooting of a Venezuelan man during an immigration operation in Minnesota last winter. Christian Castro has been indicted for claiming to investigators that he was assaulted with a broom…

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DPS to Maintain Extensive Surveillance Network Despite Abbott's Restrictions on Flock Cameras

DPS to Maintain Extensive Surveillance Network Despite Abbott’s Restrictions on Flock Cameras

Governor Greg Abbott has prohibited state agencies from allocating funds for Flock cameras, yet the Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) seems poised to continue utilizing its existing network of roadside surveillance cameras. As law enforcement agencies grapple with the abrupt loss of millions in state grants designated for Flock cameras, DPS operates a comprehensive…

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Texas A&M System Considers Eliminating LGBTQ, Ethnic Studies, and Climate Change Courses from Core Curriculum

Texas A&M System Considers Eliminating LGBTQ, Ethnic Studies, and Climate Change Courses from Core Curriculum

Students across 11 universities within the Texas A&M University System will experience a reduction in the number of classes related to LGBTQ literature, climate change, and women writers that fulfill graduation requirements. This change is part of a proposal to eliminate over 200 courses from general education lists. The system’s regents made this decision on…

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Texas Candidates Compete for Affordability Leadership as Voters Face Rising Costs

Texas Candidates Compete for Affordability Leadership as Voters Face Rising Costs

In a state that was once celebrated for its affordability, candidates are now emerging at barbershops and in the homes of voters, promising to address a pressing issue: the rising cost of living in Texas. Campaign advertisements prominently feature candidates showcasing bags of groceries while lamenting the skyrocketing prices of food, healthcare, and gas. On…

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