A new bill introduced in Texas by State Senator Angela Paxton, wife of Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, would require age verification for the sale of "obscene devices"—aka sex toys—bought ...

by allowing the government to track purchases A new bill introduced in Texas would require age verification for the sale of “obscene devices” — aka, sex toys — bought online. The bill ...

Texas will likely have its own Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) very soon after lawmakers passed a bill to create an efficiency office within the governor’s office. The bill ...

The Texas House on Wednesday gave initial approval to its priority school funding legislation. In a 144-4 vote, the lower chamber preliminarily approved a bill that ... are on sale now for the ...

AUSTIN, Texas — A new bill passed by the Texas Senate aims to crack down on squatters by streamlining their removal and imposing stricter penalties. Senate Bill 38 in the 2025 Texas Legislature ...

Patrick announced Friday he’s urging the Texas Senate to approve the House’s version of Senate Bill 2, effectively fast-tracking the bill to Abbott’s desk. The governor, who has made school ...

Keith Bell, R-Forney, received preliminary approval in the Texas House on a vote of 142-4 on Tuesday. The bill advanced to engrossment, meaning the bill was prepared in its final, amended form.

AUSTIN, Texas — A bill that would effectively create an efficiency office in Texas similar to the federal government's Department of Government Efficiency, which was established by President ...

A bill filed in the Texas Senate would ban water fluoridation ... It would ban any person from adding “any form of fluoride to any public water supply for the purpose of fluoridation, regardless ...

The Texas House of Representatives this week approved a sweeping school choice bill, one hailed by the state’s Catholic bishops and which could significantly reshape how families access private ...

AUSTIN, Texas — The Texas Senate gave approval to a bill that would restrict which flags can be displayed in public school classrooms. Senate Bill 762, sponsored by State Sen. Donna Campbell (R ...