But on April 10, the Senate made changes to the legislation that alarmed those same advocates, who now fear that the Senate version could harm the very people whom the bill is meant to help.

Senate Bill 22, filed by Houston Republican Sen. Joan Huffman, would direct the comptroller to deposit $500 million into a new Texas Moving Image Industry Incentive Fund every two years until 2035.

Additionally, ahead of submitting his forms to the Senate Judiciary Committee ... public commentary from the internet.” “For example, nearly 1,000 hours of his podcast have been removed ...

Comcast outlets spent days misleading the American public—implying that Abrego Garcia was merely a law abiding U.S. citizen, just a regular ‘Maryland man.’ When the truth comes out, they ignore it,’ B ...

After Trump formally nominated him for the permanent job in March, Martin submitted mandatory paperwork to the Senate ... appearances on a given day. For example, he added one interview with ...

As an example, Zito cited how some Democrats in the 1960s championed Charles Manson, a criminal and cult leader, which contributed to the party to losing several presidential elections.

The new U.S. Senate version of the Right to Equitable ... of barriers to information and data as well as parts. For example, “barrier” is defined as “a technological or contractual ...

Senate President Ben Albritton laid out a $2.1 billion tax ... a constitutional amendment for voters to consider during the next General Election.” An example of a nonrecurring tax relief would be a ...

The SAVE Act faces tough odds in the upper chamber, where it would need support from seven Democrats to pass. Here's who ...