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Have the legal right to challenge the law. Moments ago former president obama tweeted out a statement that reads, today the Supreme Court upheld the Affordable Care act again. This ruling reaffirms what we have long known to be true, the Affordable Care act is here to say. The principle of universal coverage has been established and 31 Million People now have access to care through the law we passed with millions more who can no longer be denied coverage or charge more because of a preexisting c...

Have the legal right to challenge the law. Moments ago former president obama tweeted out a statement that reads, today the Supreme Court upheld the Affordable Care act again. This ruling reaffirms what we have long known to be true, the Affordable Care act is here to say. The principle of universal coverage has been established and 31 Million People now have access to care through the law we passed with millions more who can no longer be denied coverage or charge more because of a preexisting c...

With the new year comes new Texas laws. From tax exemptions to a ban on diversity offices at public universities, here is a look at several new state laws that took effect on New Year’s Day.

The bill now goes back to the Texas Senate since the version passed by the House makes some minor changes to the version passed by the upper chamber two weeks ago.

The bill now goes back to the Texas Senate since the version passed by the House makes some minor changes to the version passed by the upper chamber two weeks ago.

The Texas Legislature is working to pass bills to facilitate fossil fuel energy generation but limit renewable energy generation.

Measure would consolidate border enforcement under a new “Texas Border Force” overseen by the Texas Rangers.

Texas power grid debate continues as bills favoring construction of gas-fired plants advance in House

House Democrats killed a Republican priority bill during late-night debate May 9. Parts of the bill were added to other legislation as amendments, but lawmakers agreed to leave the most contentious provisions out.

The following news items are reprinted from the Manistee Daily News for the week April 6-12, 1923.