The news of Texas covered today includes:
Our Lone Star story of the day: I recently mentioned the recent Forbes magazine story on Michael Novogratz who ended up owning the little data center in very rural Dickens County. Well, it’s in the news in a big way today: Massive $3.5 BILLION expansion planned at data center in Dickens County owned by Novogratz’s firm Galaxy.
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More Little Jimmy “The Creep” Talarico Tales: Talarico called out for suggesting men in women’s sports is ‘far right conspiracy’ – said it wasn’t happening in Texas but of course it was.
More on the bursting of the César Chávez bubble. Lubbock’s Democrats want to rename the street after Huerta who was César Chávez’s enabler! (As I well covered in yesterday’s show.) Gov. Abbott says Texas will not honor the state holiday (that should have never been passed) and lawmakers should take it off the calendar.
4 Islamic schools admitted to Texas school choice program after suing.
Texas traffic stop under scrutiny after video shows woman’s arrest. In this case it appears, after watching all video, she is 100% in the wrong and is the one who “escalated” the situation needlessly.
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