Moving to Texas? What You Must Know to Obtain ID to Vote
Election Day is rapidly approaching, early voting in Texas begins on Monday, October 21. Anyone who recently moved to Texas from another state had to make serious efforts to obtain ID and register by Monday, October 7, 2024. The general election allows voters to cast their ballots for political race...
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"Never Forget October 7" Vigil in Kingwood Honors Victims of Hamas Terror Attack
A solemn vigil in Kingwood, Texas, marked the one-year anniversary of the devastating October 7, 2023, Hamas terror attack on Israel, which claimed over 1,400 lives. The event, held at the Holocaust Garden of Hope in Kingwood's King's Harbor, drew community members and leaders...
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Divorce in Texas: Here Are Key Factors to Know
Divorce proceedings can be very emotional, time-consuming, and in some cases, the stress can be far too much to bear. Anyone can become overwhelmed by the thought of starting anew and splitting everything they have worked so hard to build their marriage....
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Texas Gun Conviction? New Law Clears The Record
Republicans and pro-gun rights groups have battled for Texas's constitutional carry rights over the years. For many years, legal permission was required for Texas residents to carry a handgun in public. Now there are new options for a Texas gun conviction. If a permit wasn't obtained, and if the cri...
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Should Citizens Carry Firearms into U.S. Post Offices?
It's all about the guns in Texas. Even the U.S. Post Office is about to feel the heat. So, as a warning, don't mess with Texas, especially over firearms!...
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Husband Files Lawsuit Against Three Women for Assisting Wife's Abortion
Houston, TX - Marcus Silva filed a lawsuit against three women, alleging that they helped his ex-wife abort their child. After learning of his wife's pregnancy, Silva was initially overjoyed but later claimed that Aracely Garcia, Jackie Noyola, and Amy Carpenter persuaded his wife to terminate the p...
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Freedom of Speech Challenge: SCOTUS Denies Racy Drag Shows At Texas A&M: Students Outraged
After a prolonged legal dispute between students who wished to organize drag shows on their campus and the President of West Texas A&M University, Walter Wendler, the U.S. Supreme Court put the final nail in the coffin by ruling that the school's President has the authority to cancel the event. ...
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Black Couple's Discrimination Lawsuit Against Hi-Rise Condos in Katy, Texas Dismissed With Prejudice
A federal court judge recently dismissed a racial discrimination lawsuit brought forth by three Black real estate investors in Houston. The investors claimed they were unfairly denied the opportunity to purchase condominiums in a new community development for Asians. The civil lawsuit, which targete...
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Excessive Solitary Confinement of Migrants in North Houston Facilities Under Close Review
A recent report released by Harvard University and Physicians for Human Rights (PHR) has brought to light a disturbing issue regarding over 640 immigrants held in detention in the Houston area. Migrant detainees have allegedly been placed in solitary confinement since 2018, raising significant human...
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Houston's ShotSpotter: False Gunfire Alerts Delay Police 911 Calls
For the past three years, the city of Houston has been utilizing its "ShotSpotter" technology to arrest and mitigate gun violence within its communities....
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