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Texas Communities Face Economic Challenges Following Coal Plant Closures
Posted on · Texas' largest generator of coal-powered energy, Luminant, said it is ceasing operations at two plants in the state
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Texas’ Clean Energy Producers Stand To Lose If EPA Abandons Clean Power Plan
Posted on · The Obama administration’s Clean Power Plan would have boosted renewable energy and natural gas. The EPA’s repeal favors coal.
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Was He Frisked? Questions Over How Texas Tech Police Handled Shooting Suspect
Posted on · The incident is raising procedural questions about how campus police interact with students.
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Conservative Senators Offer A DACA Alternative That Also Aims To Curb ‘Chain-Migration’
Posted on · Under the proposal, Dreamers would be required to serve in the military, be employed, or be in school, in addition to other requirements, in order to stay in the U.S. The proposal would also limit the ability of green card holders to sponsor family members.
Hurricane Harvey
Are ‘Overt Acts Of Bipartisanship’ A Sign Of Change, Or Just Harvey-Inspired Politics?
Posted on · On Wednesday, the House easily approved nearly $8 billion in short-term funds for areas hit by Hurricane Harvey.
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As Texas Bullet Train Builder Moves Forward, Objections Remain
Posted on · Though the bullet train is a private initiative, Texas Central wants to use the power of eminent domain to acquire some of the land it needs.
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White Nationalist Rally At Texas A&M To Feature Richard Spencer; Counter Protest Planned
Posted on · A College Station white nationalist is planning a rally on the campus of Texas A&M University that will feature the infamous self-described "alt-right" leader Richard Spencer. Students are already planning a counter event.
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Abortion Debate Ratchets Up In The Texas Capitol
Posted on · Representatives Donna Howard and John Smithee speak from opposite sides of a proposed bill that sets apart contingency abortion insurance.