Daily Headlines

- Red Power: China’s grip on the future of Texas. - ICE loses track of thousands of unaccompanied minors. - Lubbock County Commissioners block property tax hike.

- Texas releases election audit results for 2021-22 ahead of House hearing. - Keller ISD requires teachers to use pronouns matching sex on student birth certificates. - Texas sues Biden Administration to block ‘parole In place’ scheme.

- Dade Phelan taps taxpayer-funded Casino Lobbyist as new chief of staff. - DPS Chief announces retirement amid investigation. - Round Rock teacher arrested for child sex crimes.

- Abbott calls court’s election fraud ruling ‘nonsensical’ and ‘bizarre’. - DPS Chief ‘temporarily’ blocks outside groups during Voter Registration Investigation. - New policy stops gender-confused individuals from changing sex on Driver’s License.

-Texas Children’s Hospital Whistleblower Fired After Alleging Medicaid Fraud for Child Gender Mutilations -Group Sues Attorney General Paxton to Halt Online Age Verification Law -Texas A&M Radical Gender Class

-Parent Sues Perryton ISD and ‘Perv’ Coach Accused of Sex Crimes Against 15-year-old Student -New Austin City Budget Will Pay For Out-of-State Abortions With Taxpayer Dollars -Parker County GOP Debunks Immigrant Voter Registration Claim

-Gooden Demands Google Answer for Harris Campaign’s Manipulation of Search Engine Results -Parents Sue Dallas ISD for Unlawful Mask Mandate -Texas Sues Biden Admin for Forcing Employers to Accommodate ‘Gender Identity’

-Concerns Raised Over Online Lottery Sales, Risks to Minors -Final Texas A&M-Qatar Contract Confirms Qatar Foundation Directed Research -Illegal Alien Who Crossed Through Texas Arrested In Maryland on Rape Charges

-Denton ISD Admins Admit Guilt, Avoid Court in Criminal Electioneering Case -Fort Worth Ranchers Accuse Company of Providing Fertilizer Full of Harmful Chemicals -Tarrant County Adopts Election Integrity Software

-Texas A&M Offering DEI Course in Fall 2024 -Attorney General Ken Paxton Challenges Dallas Over State Fair’s Firearms Ban -Under Pressure, Texas Farm Bureau Says They ‘Won’t Oppose’ Ban on Land Sales to China

-Attorney General Initiates Investigation of CenterPoint’s Response to Hurricane Beryl -Planned Parenthood Videos Seized by Kamala Harris Now Released -Rep. De La Cruz Forms South Texas Water Working Group to Address Shortages

-State Fair of Texas to Ban Firearms -Houston ISD Puts $4.4 Billion Bond on November Ballot -The Nonprofit that Promoted Gender Mutilation Procedures to Minors

-Abbott Orders Hospitals to Report Costs of Illegal Alien Healthcare -Under Investigation by Paxton, ActBlue Strengthens Donation Security Requirements -School Administrators Association Awards Scandal-Ridden District

-Texas Rancher Sues Biden Administration For Havoc Wreaked By Illegal Aliens -Dallas City Manager’s Travel to Left-wing Events Costs Taxpayers $13k -Harris County Residents Concerned About Squatters in Their Neighborhood

-Court Rules Google Engaged In Illegal Activity to Maintain Monopoly Over Internet Searches -Kim Ogg Joins ‘Democrats for Cruz’ Coalition, Endorses Senator's Re-election -McKinney Mayor and City Council Want More Terms, More Money

-Thousands of Unaccompanied Minors Encountered at Border Despite Drop In Overall Crossings -Study: Guaranteed Income Makes People Poorer, Sicker, and Unemployed Longer -‘Huge Win’ in Galveston Redistricting Case Stops Democrats’ Weaponization of Voting Rights Act

-Texas Republicans Strengthen Push for Educational Freedom -Chevron Becomes Latest Company to Leave California for Texas -Faculty Report Says UT Should Have Used ‘Patience’ With Pro-Palestine Protesters

-Texas GOP Lawmakers See Sharp Decline in Economic Scores -Texas Wins Lawsuit Forcing Biden-Harris Admin to Con­tin­ue Bor­der Wall Construction -Push Begins to Recruit Poll Workers for November Election

-Parents Beware: Sex Ed Is Now ‘Opt Out’ -Federal Court Rules Texas Can Keep Border Buoy Barriers in Rio Grande -ICE Arrests Peruvian Fugitive Convicted in Argentina, Entered via Texas

-School Board Members Instructed to Weaponize Pay Increases -Will Texans See Relief After $1.4 Billion Settlement with Meta? -Sen. Cruz Introduces TRACE Act to Safeguard Schools from Foreign Adversaries

-Texas Secures Historic $1.4 Billion Settlement with Meta Over Privacy Violations -Poll: Majority of Texans Support School Choice -Sen. Cruz Warns of Terrorist-Linked Gazans Crossing US-Canada Border

-Exclusion of Public Testimony in Texas Land Ownership Hearing Sparks Criticism -Jury Acquits Christian Cited for Preaching at Fort Worth Stockyards -Rep. Nehls Sends Third Letter to DHS About Venezuelan Criminals Coming to US

-Dan Patrick Says Dade Phelan Intends to Kill School Choice Legislation Again -TxDOT’s $1.7 Billion Toll Road Buyout May Keep Tolls in Place -Texarkana Band Teacher Gets 25 Years in Prison for Sexually Exploiting Students

-House Passes Resolution Slamming Kamala Harris Over Border Czar Failures -Farm Bureau Defends Right of the Chinese Communist Party to Buy Up Texas Land -Study: Legalized Gambling Comes with High Financial Risk.

-Chinese National Charged in Massive Fentanyl Importation Case -US Rep. Arrington’s Defund Muleshoe Land Grab Amendment Passes in House Vote -Tarrant Appraisal District Directors Pass Reforms Requested by Taxpayers