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/ X02835 FILE PHOTO - Fog enshrouds Texas Capitol dome on Jan. 8, 2019, opening day of the 86th Texas Legislature. KEN HERMAN/American-Statesman TPR's Jerry Clayton recently spoke with political analyst Scott Braddock of The Quorum Report about two controversial pieces of legislation moving through the current legislative session. Jerry Clayton: The Texas House early Friday morning passed SB7, the controversial voting bill after Democrats introduced over 130 amendments. The pared down bill passed by a vote of 78 to 64. Here to talk about this and more is Scott Braddock, editor of the Quorum ...

Monday on  The Chad Hasty Show, Scott Braddock, editor of QuorumReport.com, joined the program to talk about the latest news from the state capitol and the 87th Texas Legislature. Braddock shared an update on the progress of concealed carry legislation in the legislature, as well as discussed the announcement from the Texas Department of Public Safety and Travis County District Attorney’s Office that there is no evidence that a crime had occurred in the allegation that a lobbyist had used a date rape drug on a Capitol staffer. Braddock said, while discussing the media's jump to con...

Experts answer stimulus payment questions as more people start receiving their checks. Author: WFMY News 2 Staff Published: 3:24 PM EDT April 30, 2021 Updated: 11:06 PM EDT April 30, 2021 GREENSBORO, N.C. — Even in the middle of a pandemic, you still have bills to pay like house payments, phone bills, or maybe even medical bills  It might be nice if you had your stimulus check money to help you.  That's why Mark Hensley, AARP NC Triad Region joins 2 Wants to Know to help viewers understand what could be going on with their money.  What shou...

The 185-year-old Battle that Still Dominates Texas Politics George P. Bush wanted to revamp the Alamo site. Then his own party turned against him. Dan Phillips, a member of the San Antonio Living History Association, patrols the Alamo during a pre-dawn memorial ceremony to remember the 1836 Battle of the Alamo and those who fell on both sides, in San Antonio. | AP Photo/Eric Gay By RICHARD PARKER Link Copied Richard Parker is the author of Lone Star Nation: How Texas Will Transform America and an award-winning journalist who chronicles the American Southwest. Researcher Glorie Martinez contr...

Will Texas see Las Vegas style casinos anytime soon?