The news of Texas covered today includes:
Our Lone Star story of the day: New polling is out in the Texas Republican primary runoff race for U.S. Senate between Ken Paxton and ol’ John Cornyn. One might say about it: The more things change, the more things remain the same. Paxton is leading Cornyn and as expected has picked up the majority of Wesley Hunt voters. See the full breakdown from Quantus here.
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Anti-Wimp update: Incident leads to home invasion; homeowner was ready for action.
Federal court in Texas strikes down FinCEN’s horrible real estate surveillance rule that burdened title companies with big expenses and fines. Hub City Title’s Lee Williams discusses the issue with us.
Microsoft to rent data center expansion in Abilene from which Oracle backed away.
TEA orders public schools to suspend instruction and activities related to the nasty Cesar Chavez. Also, new leadership for Fort Worth ISD announced.
UNT to cut its leftwing Women’s and Gender Studies minor.
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