Legal Challenges For Texas Muslim Organizations
In the past several months, Paxton and his office have been quite busy filing lawsuits against developments with ties to the Islamic community
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Health Care Remains A Major Concern For Texans
At least in the early part of 2026, enrollment in the ACA marketplace in Texas held steady, with even a slight uptick. But those numbers may be deceiving.
A New Legal Terrain For Texas Nonprofits
By combining old legal tools with new state laws that took effect in January, the Texas Attorney General can pressure nonprofits without filing criminal charges
The Race For Lieutenant Governor
The race to defeat Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick is an uphill climb in a state where the conservative incumbent is a household name and Democrats haven’t won a statewide office in over thirty years. But three Democrats and three Republicans are taking that risk.
Fighting Homelessness In Austin With Tiny Houses
"Through the built environment, not just housing, we're able to start the process of creating a village that's a true home for our neighbors. This means creating spaces for neighbors to engage and build relationships amongst each other, staff and volunteers.”
Transforming Traumatic Brain Injuries Into Art
Tim Colomer's work has made him an unofficial artist-in-residence for the bomb squad community. He has even been invited to contribute to a large obelisk at the National Museum of the Marine Corp.
Despite Threats, Texas Students Continue ICE Protests
Despite the warnings from the governor and the Texas Education Agency, protests have continued at schools all over the state -- and they show no signs of stopping