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April 21, 2024
Presidential hopeful Donald Trump repeatedly pledges a mass deportation and expanded oil drilling. But migrants are the industry's 'shadow workforce.'
April 21, 2024
Presidential hopeful Donald Trump repeatedly pledges a mass deportation and expanded oil drilling. But migrants are the industry's 'shadow workforce.'
March 23, 2024
Texas Wants to Know digs into who's responsible for what when it comes to the US Mexico border.
July 23, 2023
Four years ago, the city of Fort Worth was hit with backlash after allowing Metroplex Atheists, a North Texas nonprofit, to promote an event with signs on
July 9, 2023
LGBTQ advocates have racked up a string of wins as they challenge state bans on gender-transition care for minors, transgender sports laws and restrictions on drag shows.
April 25, 2023
White House pushes back after Gov. Parson accuses Biden of politicizing Ralph Yarl shooting
April 25, 2023
A bill thatโs been pitched as an effort to protect kids from drag shows could result in adults being arrested or fined for anything from dirty dancing to bachelorette parties, according to Texas lawyers who reviewed the legislation.
April 24, 2023
A bill to keep children from attending drag shows would, in fact, criminalize a whole slew of commonplace behaviors by adults who arenโt in drag โ whether or...
December 3, 2021
A federal judge in Austin struck down a Texas law that was supposed to take effect this week. Legislatures meant House Bill 20 to keep social media platforms from censoring users. Governor Abbott claimed some of those companies actively "silence conservative ideas and values." UNT law professor Bria
October 13, 2021
A fight is brewing between Governor Abbott and President Biden over a vaccination mandate. The governorโs executive order bars employers in Texas from requiring coronavirus vaccinations. But legal experts say the order signed by the President last month appears to have more authority. UNT law profes