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The Latest Breaking News from Texas

Texas is now home to 31 million people even as population growth slows

Texas added nearly 563,000 residents within the last year, new U.S. Census Bureau estimates show.

The Texas Tribune

Donald Trump hopes a Republican challenges U.S. Rep. Chip Roy over debt ceiling opposition

President-elect Donald Trump blasted the Austin Republican for opposing his plans to raise the debt ceiling unless there are restrictions on future spending.

The Texas Tribune

Texas's Steve Sarkisian Criticizes Vanderbilt QB Diego Pavia's Eligibility Injunction

"I totally disagree," the Longhorns coach and ex-junior college quarterback said.

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Texas’ latest effort to deter migrants is a billboard campaign in Mexico, Central America

Gov. Greg Abbott announced the new strategy, which will cost an estimated $100,000, during a press conference in Eagle Pass.

The Texas Tribune

Texas regulators shelve an electricity market reform proposal they say does too little to shore up grid

The Public Utility Commission found that the performance credit mechanism, a financial tool the Legislature capped at $1 billion, would only marginally improve reliability of the state power grid.

The Texas Tribune

Former Texas, Duke QB Maalik Murphy Transfers to Surprising Program

The California native is heading back west to play for his third school in as many years.

Sports Illustrated

Texas’ citrus industry — once an agricultural powerhouse — is on the brink of disaster

A hurricane and winter freeze devastated the South Texas industry. A lack of water is preventing a full recovery.

The Texas Tribune

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U.S. House members want answers on Texas’ decision to not review maternal deaths after near-total abortion ban

U.S. Rep. Jasmine Crockett of Dallas led a letter calling for a briefing on why the state won’t review 2022 and 2023 deaths.

The Texas Tribune

Joel Klatt makes bold national championship prediction

Fox Sports college football expert Joel Klatt predicts that a Big Ten team will beat Georgia in the national championship

USA Today Sports Media Group

US carries out 25 executions this year as death penalty trends in nation held steady

The number of executions in the U.S. remained near historic lows in 2024 and was mostly carried out in a small group of states

The Independent UK

Spate of high-profile US death penalty cases fuels public outrage and anger

Concerns rise over whether executions can be done ‘fairly and accurately’ as condemned prisoners make credible claims of innocence

The Guardian - US

Harmful gas billowing from Texas and New Mexico comes mostly from smaller leaks, researchers say

Huge quantities of methane, a powerful greenhouse gas, are being emitting by oil and gas operators in the 75,000-square-mile Permian Basin straddling Texas and New Mexico

The Independent UK

Republican Lawmaker Melts Down Over Journalist Claiming He Supports Pay Raise for Congress: 'You're a F--king Lying Piece of S--t'

A Texas representative took to social media to attack a journalist who had been claiming that the legislator was pushing for a pay raise for members of Congress.

Latin Times

Premier League: Everton bought by Texas-based Friedkin Group

Everton become 10th Premier League club under American ownership after purchase by Texas-based Friedkin Group.

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The Texas Tribune

Texas Republicans want voters to provide proof of citizenship. Arizona’s law holds lessons.

A Votebeat analysis shows how such requirements risk disenfranchising key voter groups, including Native Americans and college students.

The Independent UK

Former Uvalde schools police chief who asked for charges to be dropped returns to court

The former schools police chief in Uvalde, Texas, who has asked a judge to throw out charges accusing him of failing to take action during the 2022 Robb Elementary School shooting, is expected back in court

The Texas Tribune

Gov. Greg Abbott announces more than $500 million in public safety grants

The grants will go to private and public sector recipients in Texas for a variety of public safety priorities, including securing the southern border.

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Texas Gas Prices Increase To .47 Per Gallon

In Texas, as of 18 December 2024, gas prices have surged, reaching .47 per gallon for regular unleaded gasoline. This marks a noticeable increase from ye...

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The Independent UK

Texas jail guard beaten to death by inmate as he was being led to his cell

The Ellis County Sheriff called the alleged assailant ‘pure evil’

The Texas Tribune

South Texas groups sue TCEQ for temporarily allowing SpaceX to discharge industrial water without a permit

In the lawsuit, the groups accuse TCEQ of exceeding its authority by allowing the discharges.

Fortune

How Texas billionaires made SMU a college football contender

The support of the deep-pocketed donors has quickly launched the program from mediocrity to national relevance.

Sports Illustrated

Ranking College Football Playoff Teams on Who Needs Championship the Most

Each of the 12 teams will give maximum effort to push for a national title, but what if it all goes wrong?

Latin Times

U.S. Charges Two Colombians For Their Role in The Disappearance Of a Boat Carrying 40 Migrants

Neither the boat nor its occupants have been found.

Latin Times

Texas Man Married to Mexican National Has Entire Family Deported by ICE, Including Newborn Twins

A Texas man is fighting to reunite with his wife and four children, including newborn twins who are U.S. citizens, after they were deported to Mexico.

Latin Times

Texas Teacher Invites Homeless Student to Live with Her, Then Sexually Assaults Him Multiple Times and Gets His Name Tattooed on Her Body: Police

A former Texas high school teacher allegedly invited a student who was homeless to live with her and then sexually assaulted him multiple times, going as far as to tattoo his name onto her body, officials say.

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