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Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick Pushes for Greater Religious Influence in Public Life

Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick Pushes for Greater Religious Influence in Public Life

Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick has directed the Texas Senate to explore ways to further integrate religion into public life. This initiative is part of a series of interim charges aimed at aligning state laws with religious liberty principles. Patrick's directives include examining state and federal laws on religious freedom and educating Texans about their rights to practice religion in various settings. The move follows recent legislative actions that have blurred the lines between church and state, such as requiring public schools to display religious symbols and allowing religious instruction.

Is THC a felony in Texas? What to know about new THC law in Texas

Is THC a felony in Texas? What to know about new THC law in Texas

Texas has now banned the possession and sale of most synthetically derived hemp THC products, like Delta-8 THC and Delta-10 THC.

C.H. Robinson Faces Legal Challenges Following $600 Million Nuclear Verdict

C.H. Robinson Faces Legal Challenges Following $600 Million Nuclear Verdict

C.H. Robinson Faces Legal Challenges Following $600 Million Nuclear Verdict

C.H. Robinson Faces Scrutiny Over $600 Million Nuclear Verdict

C.H. Robinson Faces Scrutiny Over $600 Million Nuclear Verdict

C.H. Robinson Faces Scrutiny Over $600 Million Nuclear Verdict

C.H. Robinson Faces $604 Million Verdict in Vicarious Liability Case

C.H. Robinson Faces $604 Million Verdict in Vicarious Liability Case

C.H. Robinson Faces $604 Million Verdict in Vicarious Liability Case

Kirkland Ellis Leads Texas M Activity with High Deal Volume and Value

Kirkland Ellis Leads Texas M Activity with High Deal Volume and Value

Kirkland Ellis Leads Texas M Activity with High Deal Volume and Value

Houston Immigration Attorney Faces Malpractice Lawsuit Amid Legal Troubles

Houston Immigration Attorney Faces Malpractice Lawsuit Amid Legal Troubles

Houston-based immigration attorney Hugo Balderas-Ibarra is facing a $500,000 malpractice lawsuit filed by a couple in Somervell County, Texas. The lawsuit alleges that Balderas-Ibarra's mishandling of an immigration case led to the deportation of the husband, causing significant personal and financial harm to the couple. Balderas-Ibarra, who denies the allegations, is also dealing with a felony charge in Harris County for assaulting a family member. His legal practice is under scrutiny as he operates under a probationary law license in Texas, with a history of previous convictions in other states.

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This rocket launch may be visible tonight in Arizona. Where to spot it

This rocket launch may be visible tonight in Arizona. Where to spot it

SpaceX plans to conduct the 8th and final California rocket launch of July tonight. Here's how you may be able to see the Falcon 9 rocket in Arizona.

Afghan woman accused of terrorism fights deportation in 'zombie court'

Afghan woman accused of terrorism fights deportation in 'zombie court'

This court, created 30 years ago, has never seen a single case, until now. An accused terrorist's lawyer says secret evidence violates her rights.

USA250: The 10 greatest college athletes from Texas ranked

USA250: The 10 greatest college athletes from Texas ranked

As part of USA TODAY Sports' USA 250 initiative, here's a look at the top 10 greatest college athletes to ever play in the state of Texas:

Tatum and New Diana Players Recognized in TSWA 3A All-State Baseball Honors

Tatum and New Diana Players Recognized in TSWA 3A All-State Baseball Honors

Tatum and New Diana Players Recognized in TSWA 3A All-State Baseball Honors

Salisbury University Women’s Volleyball Team Announces 2026 Schedule with Key Matches

Salisbury University Women’s Volleyball Team Announces 2026 Schedule with Key Matches

Salisbury University Women’s Volleyball Team Announces 2026 Schedule with Key Matches