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House Speaker Dade Phalen on the House floor.
With time dwindling on the legislative session, the Texas House is breaking until Sunday, in an attempt to send the Senate a clear message: Pass our priority bills or see your own legislation die slowly in our chamber.
House lawmakers expressed frustration Thursday that some of their priority legislation had not moved in the upper chamber, including a package of health care and criminal justice reform bills pushed by House Speaker Dade Phelan.
“If the [Texas] Senate wants to kill or sit on important bills sent over by the House, they can expect the same in return. Starting today,” Rep. Jeff Leach, R-Plano, tweeted Thursday morning. “As a wise House colleague once said, ‘The Senate can respect us. Or expect us.’”
Murder charge dropped against woman who delivered stillbirth
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SALT LAKE CITY There s another elephant in the room when it comes to the COVID-19 vaccines the question of whether or not they affect fertility.
And social media users have been quick to offer answers, oftentimes in the form of what doctors call myths.
Some have claimed the vaccine could attack a protein in the placenta with a small piece of genetic code that is the same as the spike protein of the coronavirus, or that the vaccines can affect menstrual cycles.
But national organizations like the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists have said there s no evidence those things have happened to anyone, calling loss of fertility due to the vaccine scientifically unlikely.