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If the government goes down, a South Texas congresswoman proposes a bill to fund the Border Patrol
A South Texas congresswoman has introduced legislation that could guarantee Border Patrol employees their paychecks even in the event of a week-long government shutdown. According to her office, U.S. Rep. Monica De La Cruz, a Republican who represents a vast district that stretches from the border town of McAllen to the suburbs of San Antonio,…
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Life in Texas will soon be impacted by the government shutdown
The U.S. House of Representatives is controlled by Republicans by a small margin, and a number of its most extreme members are delaying efforts to enact budget legislation that is required to keep the government afloat and will run out of funds in 6 days. In addition to the government’s capacity to pay its debts…
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Texas Shooting Suspect Identified As Oklahoma Judge Arrested After Firing Shots Into Several Cars, Slamming Into Womanās Car Following Heated Argument
Texas shooting suspect, identified as an Oklahoma judge, was arrested after firing shots into several cars and ramming into a womanās car over a heated argument while in traffic. Texas Shooting Suspect Arrested for Firing Shots into Several Cars and Slamming into Womanās Car Following Argument Texas shooting suspect Judge Brian Lovell was arrested after…
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Arrival of the 14th busload of refugees from Texas; no word from the city on housing expenses
Tuesday saw the arrival of yet another bus bringing migrants from Texas, making it the fourteenth such arrival on June 14. One bus carrying migrants from Texas landed at Union Station atĀ about 9:10 a.m. today, based on a statement from Zach Seidl, deputy mayor of communications for Los Angeles. “This is bus number 14thĀ to come.…
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Texas’ Lt. Governor claims that Biden “lies” regarding the border because he believes that “the American people are just stupid”
Dan Patrick, the Republican lieutenant governor of Texas, charged that President Joe Biden believed that the “American people are just stupid” on the border crisis. Alejandro Mayorkas, Secretary of Homeland Security, has asserted that the border is secure numerous times. During a news briefing at the White House on August 31, press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre…
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Dr. Deborah L. Birx Joins Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center as Presidential Adviser and Adjunct Professor
Dr. Deborah L. Birx, the distinguished public health expert and former White House coronavirus response coordinator, has taken on a pivotal role at Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center in Lubbock. Dr. Deborah L. Birx will serve as the center’s presidential adviser and assume the role of adjunct professor at the Julia Jones Matthews School…
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After neglecting to treat a 4-year-old patient with brain damage, a Texas dentist risks a maximum of 20 years in jail
During a treatment in 2016, dentist Bethaniel Jefferson permanently damaged the brain of 4-year-old Nevaeh Hall. After being found guilty on both counts of willful damage to a child on Wednesday, Jefferson might spend the rest of her life behind bars. The jury determined that Jefferson delayed too long to dial 911 after the infant…
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In Texas, a fresh COVID variation has been found and reported: What you must understand
It is just the 4th case to have been documented in the country, and samples from either individuals or wastewater were used to diagnose it, based on health experts. According to reports, researchers at Houston Methodist detected the variation and are worried it might lead to an increase in instances. The World Health Organization is…
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A former Texas officer could enter a plea of guilty in a drug trafficking case
According to NewsNation affiliate ValleyCentral, a former Texas state officer who has been charged with aiding his father’s drug trafficking operation may enter a plea of guilty on Monday. In the beginning, Pharr resident Pablo Talavera Jr., 35, decided to admit guilt to filing a false statement in exchange for the prosecution dropping their case…
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Texas school district is closed for the wholeĀ week due to COVID
Southeast of San Antonio, a tiny educational district in South Texas is closing till the following Tuesday due to a “currentĀ spike of confirmed COVID-19 cases throughout our district.” Families were informed of the restrictions through a letter by Runge ISD Superintendent Hector O. Dominguez Jr. Up to 7:50 a.m. on August 29, extra-curricular events and…