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Texas sues NY doctor for prescribing abortion pills by telemedicine
Texas has sued a New York doctor for prescribing abortion pills to a Texas woman via telemedicine.
AP exit polls show minorities, youth turnout for Trump in Texas
Texas OB-GYNs urge lawmakers to change abortion laws
Harris County clerk prepared, confident ahead of presidential election
13 Investigates: NYC relocation program returns migrants to Texas
Nonprofit working to put Denver Harbor on the map through voting
Senate hopefuls Cruz, Allred receive millions from donors outside TX
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Cruz v Allred: What to expect in Tuesday night's debate
Supreme Court takes on Texas nuclear waste storage issue
Ken Paxton withdraws opinion on gun bans after suing Texas state fair
This Week in Texas: Houston's finances, party switch, and Senate race
Beryl recovery aid approved for 17 more counties, Gov. Abbott says
What Texans need to know about helping people register to vote
New Texas laws went into effect on Sept. 1
Gov. Abbott says 1 million Texans have been removed from voter rolls
Advocates demand fair wages for IDD caregivers amid crisis in Texas
Texas unveils $54.5B flood plan with strategy to protect 5M residents
This Week in Texas: Turner, Allred, and school vouchers in focus
Harris Co. official accused of time card fraud during 2022 election
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AP exit polls show minorities, youth turnout for Trump in Texas
Texas OB-GYNs urge lawmakers to change abortion laws
Harris County clerk prepared, confident ahead of presidential election
13 Investigates: NYC relocation program returns migrants to Texas
Nonprofit working to put Denver Harbor on the map through voting
Senate hopefuls Cruz, Allred receive millions from donors outside TX
Cruz v Allred: What to expect in Tuesday night's debate
Supreme Court takes on Texas nuclear waste storage issue
Ken Paxton withdraws opinion on gun bans after suing Texas state fair
This Week in Texas: Houston's finances, party switch, and Senate race
Beryl recovery aid approved for 17 more counties, Gov. Abbott says
What Texans need to know about helping people register to vote
New Texas laws went into effect on Sept. 1
Gov. Abbott says 1 million Texans have been removed from voter rolls
Advocates demand fair wages for IDD caregivers amid crisis in Texas
Texas unveils $54.5B flood plan with strategy to protect 5M residents
This Week in Texas: Turner, Allred, and school vouchers in focus
Harris Co. official accused of time card fraud during 2022 election
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