Texas House approves bill banning DEI offices at public universities
The Texas House gave initial approval to a bill that would prohibit Texas public colleges and universities from maintaining DEI offices.
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The Texas House gave initial approval to a bill that would prohibit Texas public colleges and universities from maintaining DEI offices.
Debate in the House over a bill that changes tenure policy for the state's public universities was delayed Thursday due to a point of order.
The proposal from Sen. Bob Hall, R-Edgewood, is the latest in a slew of GOP backed bills targeting gender healthcare for both children and adults.
A lawmaker says law enforcement agencies should be required to release details when a suspect dies in their custody.
Why Texas still leans Republican, and comparing Arizona versus Nevada.KEY POINTS FROM THIS ARTICLE— We’re continuing our series of looking at how the most vote-rich counties in a state vote versus those that make up the rest of the state by moving to the Southwest.— The region contains the key swing states of Arizona and Nevada, both of which are dominated by a single county that casts well north of half the statewide vote.— Both the top and bottom halves of Texas have moved toward the Democrats from 2012-2020, but the top half just is not blue enough at the moment.— Colorado and New...