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After weeks of debate, the council took no action at a politically-charged meeting Tuesday. It is the largest city in Texas to debate an ordinance that would outlaw travel on its roadways to get an abortion.

Tesla's VP of Engineering Lars Moravy explained in a video how the Cybertruck's steel door panels are manufactured.

“There’s got to be a true return on this investment,” Peevy told the Sun-Times, “or we’re going to make decisions.”

The organizations claim that the law, which was passed yesterday and is set to go into effect in March, is unconstitutional and preempted by federal law

S.B. 4 will let officers arrest people well beyond the border. It also “provides civil immunity and indemnification” for state officials who get sued for enforcing it.

Members of Congress want Department of Justice to challenge Texas law

Grissel Velasco paid her doctor to perform a tubal ligation about a decade ago, but still became pregnant.

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Civil rights organization challenged a new Texas immigration law on Tuesday which would allow police to arrest migrants suspectedly of crossing the border illegally and permit judges to order them to leave the U.S. The lawsuit, filed in federal court in Austin on Tuesday, comes less than 24 hours after…

The lawsuit asks a judge to prevent the state from enforcing Senate Bill 4, which will authorize Texas police to arrest immigrants suspected of crossing the border illegally.

Amarillo considers ordinance that has become part of new anti-abortion tactic to undermine people’s ability to flee states