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A face mask requirement does not violate your constitutional rights
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‘All I ask is that those leading the public prayer be young men,’ Wylie mayor writes in email
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Federal appeals court temporarily blocks voting by mail expansion in Texas
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coronavirus
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Law enforcement groups across the state are asking Texas Gov. Greg Abbott to sign an executive order to make sure officers' families are taken care of.
video
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Local leaders didn't have much to say about the possibility of Houston hosting the Republican National Convention.
video
Pence names Texas as possible Republican convention site if it's pulled from North Carolina
President Trump said if Gov. Roy Cooper can’t guarantee the Republican Party would be allowed to “fully occupy” the convention venue in Charlotte, he'll move it.
inside-politics
Inside Texas Politics: Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick calls a property tax freeze a terrible idea
With the coronavirus pandemic burdening many Texans financially, some leaders are calling for keeping property taxes at 2019 levels. But Patrick disagrees.
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Time running out on the last US-Russia nuclear arms treaty
The New Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty is the only remaining U.S.-Russia arms control pact.
nation-world
US warns major capital flight if China moves with 'disastrous proposal'
The move proposed by Beijing is strongly opposed by pro-democracy lawmakers and US officials warn it could threaten Hong Kong's status as a financial hub of Asia.
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The mayor said Wade hadn't been at City Hall since mid-March and had underlying health conditions that may have affected his battle with coronavirus.
coronavirus
A face mask requirement does not violate your constitutional rights
Multiple viral videos have customers claiming their constitutional rights are being violated by mask policy. We brought the claim to a constitutional lawyer.
coronavirus
Back to business: Timeline of how Texas plans to gradually reopen
Here's a breakdown of when and how businesses in Texas can reopen.
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