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New efforts have arisen this week to stop the Oakland Athletics attempt to move from Oakland to Las Vegas, with a possible new lawsuit as well as a special mailing campaign targeting MLB owners before they vote on the issue this week.

Spring Branch ISD's board meeting shut down early after hundreds of people were packed into the administration building.

‘The easing of sanctions by the Biden administration will only allow the regime to tighten its brutal grip on power and continue to terrorize the people of Venezuela.’

OpEd: House Speaker David Osborne and Senate President Robert Stivers are the adults in the room, presiding over a band of unruly extremist children.

Wednesday morning, the Office of Economic Analysis released and presented its December revenue forecast and overall economic outlook to Oregon legislators. The forecast indicated that inflation is decreasing and Oregon's economy is stable enough to present more investment opportunities for the 2024 legislative session. Lawmakers reacted to this insight, providing statements on what this means for Oregon moving forward.

Spring Branch ISD parents plead with the Board of Trustees to save charter school programs during Monday night's budget cut meeting.

Rep. Dwight Kiefert Legislative Report

The state Legislature will adjourn for the year early, enabling a February presidential primary and other Democratic measures to take effect sooner.

Senate Bill 4 creates a state crime for unauthorized entry into Texas from a foreign country. Opponents say it conflicts with federal immigration law.

The Florida Senate passed a slate of legislation including the expansion of hurricane relief and resilience efforts due to Hurricane Idalia's impacts, and a resolution supporting the State of Israel.