Texas’ one-voting-period law is headed for a delay, and no one on the state’s own steering committee objects
The state panel guiding Texas' biggest election overhaul in years has voted — unanimously — to pump the brakes.
The state panel guiding Texas' biggest election overhaul in years has voted — unanimously — to pump the brakes.
Irish consumers returned 1.4 billion bottles and cans for deposit refunds in 2025 — a 76.4 percent return rate in only the system's second year — while leaving €60.1 million in deposits unclaimed, according to the 2025 annual report published July 31 by Re-turn, the not-for-profit company that runs Ireland's Deposit Return Scheme, as reported by RTÉ.
Texas has drawn more than $140 billion in capital commitments across four major artificial intelligence and infrastructure projects, making the state the industrial backbone of American AI, according to a new economic report released this month by Build American AI, a 501(c)(4) nonprofit that advocates for U.S. leadership in emerging technologies.
Every other motion the Texas State Board of Pharmacy took up on Tuesday morning passed without a single audible objection — the jurisprudence exam rule, the disaster-closure rules, the records rule, the rule review, the officer elections.
Texas criminalized election deepfakes before most states had heard the word.
The Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts has funded 85,344 education savings accounts for the coming school year and left more than 121,000 students on a waiting list, according to the first annual demographic report on the Texas Education Freedom Accounts program.
The appraisal rolls are certified and the argument moves to the only number that actually sets a tax bill.
Gov. Greg Abbott on Monday ordered the Public Utility Commission of Texas and the Electric Reliability Council of Texas to conduct a comprehensive verification and audit of every data center advancing through ERCOT’s interconnection process — and to finish the audit before any additional data center is approved to move forward.
Baylor Scott & White and FirstCare stop participating in Texas Medicaid managed care after this month, and the cutoff is hard.
The last piece of the 2026 STAAR picture is finally public.