The news of Texas covered today includes:
Our Lone Star story of the day: James Talarico’s campaign is lying again by claiming Talarico doesn’t believe the things he has long espoused as well as has a voting record to prove. Outkick has this story and, unlike others, asks for clarification and follow-up: Talarico camp says he opposes trans athletes if unsafe or unfair but accuses politicians of bullying students. Notice how the campaign statement is 180-degrees from Talarico’s record and how they don’t respond to follow-up questions because, well, they can’t really given they are lying.
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Texas Comptroller Don Huffines ends tax on medical records – again, what pro-active conservative governance looks like.
October report: Top 20 cities sales and use tax comparison. Look up your city here. – How can places like Abilene, rolling in new money, justify the tax increases passed? Overall, across the state, net payouts to cities is 11.31-percent higher than the same period in 2025.
Border related: U.S.-Mexico Border Becomes Testing Ground for Latest Anti-Drone Military Tech; Terror related encounters surged at US Southern border in fiscal year 2026: Study, and; Affidavit: Man killed in Lewisville in retaliation for ordering hit on suspect’s brother in Venezuela.
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