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Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick, Texas pastors gearing up for school voucher fight

DALLAS — Conservative Texas pastors and lawmakers have their eyes set on school vouchers to fight the “miseducation” of students ahead of the November elections and the upcoming legislative session.

Tribune News Service

Here’s how to vote in Texas’ Nov. 8 midterm elections

The deadline to register to vote is Oct. 11. The last day to apply to vote by mail is Oct. 28. Early voting runs from Oct. 24 to Nov. 4.

The Texas Tribune

“It’s destroying me”: Storm after storm, climate change increases strain on Texans’ mental health

Tens of thousands of coastal Texas residents have survived repeated extreme weather events including Hurricane Harvey. For many, it has taken an emotional toll, and researchers warn that climate change could be “catastrophic” for our mental health.

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Democratic mayors prepare to be next Texas migrant busing targets

Boston, Philadelphia and Seattle officials are all getting ready if Gov. Greg Abbott eyes them next.

Axios

Trump grand jury: Dallas lawyer wins subpoena battle with Fulton County DA’s office

ATLANTA — Fulton County prosecutors have lost a legal skirmish to get an out-of-state witness to testify before the Fulton County special purpose grand jury investigating former President Donald Trump and his allies.

Tribune News Service

Inspired Dallas Cowboys LB Micah Parsons says ‘we got to get Tom Brady out of the NFL’

FRISCO, Texas — Dallas Cowboys linebacker Micah Parsons is looking forward to Sunday’s season opener against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers as he begins Year 2 of his NFL career as well as his quest to become the best player in the league.

Tribune News Service

Third wave of immigrants arrives in Chicago from Texas

For the third time in a week, Texas officials sent individuals arriving at the southern U.S. border to Chicago. City officials are providing refuge for the newly arrived immigrants at a Humboldt Park shelter.

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Judge rules against required coverage of HIV prevention drug

A federal judge in Texas has ruled that required coverage of an HIV prevention drug under the Affordable Care Act violates a Texas employer’s religious beliefs and undercut the broader system that determines which preventive drugs are covered in the U.S. The ruling was handed down Wednesday by Fort Worth-based…

The Independent UK

Texas' Ken Paxton joins other GOP state attorneys general in signing ‘Women’s Bill of Rights’

WASHINGTON — Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton announced Wednesday he is backing the “Women’s Bill of Rights,” a document being pushed by Republicans that calls for, among other things, a person’s sex to be defined under state and federal law as “his or her biological sex (either male or female)…

Tribune News Service

Big 12 Commissioner Brett Yormark Eyes West Coast Expansion

The conference’s boss amplified his recent comment that it was “open for business” in regard to expansion.

Sports Illustrated

A federal judge in Texas ruled that requiring insurance to cover PrEP is unconstitutional

District Judge Reed O’Connor sided with an employer who argued that having his company’s insurance cover the HIV drug violated his religious freedom.

Mic

Texas judge says Affordable Care Act's requirement of free HIV drugs violates religious freedom

FORT WORTH, Texas — A federal judge has sided with a Fort Worth orthodontist who argued that requiring health insurance to pay for HIV prevention drugs was a violation of his religious freedom.

Tribune News Service

Two constables, four police chiefs and over 3,000 other Texans were members of the Oath Keepers, report says

A recent analysis of Oath Keepers’ membership rolls leaked last year found that Texas had more members of the far-right extremist group than any other state — and the most who worked as elected officials, law enforcement officers or members of the military.

The Texas Tribune

North Texas church that called for execution of gay people won't be evicted

DALLAS — A Texas church that has repeatedly called for the execution of gay people will not be evicted from its building.

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Updated Heisman Trophy contenders after Week 1 of college football

A look at college football's top Heisman contenders after Week 1:

The Guardian - US

Texas judge rules employers not required to cover HIV prevention drugs

Federal judge says employers don’t need to cover PrEP drugs if it violates companies’ religious beliefs

USA Today Sports Media Group

Big 12 Predictions, Schedule, Game Previews, Lines, TV: Week 2

Big 12 schedule and previews for all of the Week 2 games of the 2022 season, highlighted by Alabama at Texas, Arizona State at Oklahoma State, and Baylor at BYU

InsideEVs

Mod Bikes’ Easy SideCar Is A Modern Take On The Classic Three-Wheeler

Texas-based Mod Bikes introduces the Easy SideCar, a modern take on the classic three-wheelers of decades past.

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Top-5 most watchable college football games of Week 2

If you're looking for a full day of college football viewing, look no further than our weekly guide to your best picks for an entertaining Saturday.

The Independent UK

Texas judge blocks Obamacare rule on free HIV drugs claiming they violate religious liberties

Businesses argued requirement violates Religious Freedom Restoration Act

USA Today Sports Media Group

Men’s college golf storylines to watch in 2022: Two teams heavily favored as Texas faces uphill climb to defend NCAA title

Here's what to watch this college golf season.

The Texas Tribune

Religious employers need not cover PrEP in their health plans, federal judge rules

U.S. District Judge Reed O’Connor’s ruling could threaten access to sexual and reproductive health care for more than 150 million working Americans on employer-sponsored health care plans. The ruling will likely be appealed.

Roll Call

Federal judge rules HIV drug mandate violates religious freedom - Roll Call

The judge singled out the drug PrEP and also called into question mandatory coverage of all preventive health care services.

Texas Observer

Texas’ Summer from Hell

Amid record temperatures, state residents struggle to keep cool.

The Independent UK

Raised with trauma, Sandy Hook survivors send hope to Uvalde

The survivors who were able to walk out of Sandy Hook Elementary school nearly a decade ago want to share a message of hope with the children of Uvalde, Texas: You will learn how to live with your trauma, pain and grief

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