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Texas court district leads U.S. in immigrants challenging legality of federal detention
The administration’s push for mass deportations has resulted in more than 18,000 habeas petitions, a historic high. Texas and California account for about 40% of cases this year.
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8mSpaceX reveals details on its proposal to buy Boca Chica State Park
Elon Musk’s company and the city of Starbase have been tight-lipped about plans for the land, which sparked resistance from advocates when word got out about a possible sale.
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4mKen Paxton finalizes divorce from state Sen. Angela Paxton days after his U.S. Senate loss, per report
The outgoing attorney general is officially divorced from his wife of nearly four decades, 16 months after she filed to end the marriage “on biblical grounds.”
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11mEast Texas Republicans ran their campaigns differently than the rest of the state by bucking culture war rhetoric
East Texas Republicans fought for their positions the old fashioned way — by focusing on local issues and needs.
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11mCDC eliminates $29 million for HIV prevention in Texas
The program, which helped organizations pay for HIV testing and outreach services, is the latest casualty in a series of public health funding cuts by the federal government.
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3mExecution set for Brownsville man in murder of three small children
John Rubio is scheduled to become the eighth death row inmate to be executed this year in Texas.