How Ted Cruz’s abortion record could cost him a historic election in Texas
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‘The chilling effect’: behind GOP-led states’ efforts to purge some voters from the rolls
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Latinos in once true-blue Texas border zone are getting on the Trump train
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This Texas border city is tired of being a ‘pawn’ in Trump’s ‘political games’
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Era of rapidly intensifying hurricanes throws evacuation plans into disarray
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Judge throws out rightwing affirmative action lawsuit against Texas university
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Drone footage shows roofs torn off after storm Beryl hits Texas – video
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Beryl unleashes high winds, heavy rains and floods in Texas – video
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Shark bites two swimmers near Texas beach – video
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Texas megachurch pastor tried to pay off his child sexual abuse victim, phone transcript shows
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Conservative US lawmakers are pushing for an end to no-fault divorce
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Texas abortion ban linked to increase in infant deaths, new study finds
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Elected officials in sweltering US states prioritizing fossil fuel cash over people
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Pastor and ex-Trump adviser resigns after admitting to child sexual abuse
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US supreme court strikes down federal ban on ‘bump stock’ devices for guns
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How does extreme heat affect the body and what can you do about it?
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She was sentenced to prison for voting. Her story is part of a Republican effort to intimidate others
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‘They have no options’: Texas court dims hope of timely abortion care for high-risk patients
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US state abortion ban exemptions aren’t vague by accident. Uncertainty is the point | Judith Levine
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Weather tracker: Hail hits Catalonia’s vines and reaches pineapple size in Texas
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Texas supreme court rejects challenge to abortion ban over medical exceptions
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Texas Republicans open to death penalty for abortion providers
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Texas’s pardon of a man who killed a Black Lives Matter protester is chilling | Tayo Bero
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Drone footage shows extent of flooding in Texas – video
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Megadrought forces end to sugarcane farming in parched Texas borderland
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A local’s travel guide to Austin: what to eat, see and do in three days
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AI can’t beat my composite sketches, says record-breaking police artist
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Fierce storms trigger flash floods and tornadoes in parts of US – video
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Chiefs’ Rashee Rice faces aggravated assault charge after high-speed crash
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How and when to watch today’s total solar eclipse
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‘Havoc and harm’: prospect of migrant law sows fear in Texas border town
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US supreme court extends block on Texas police migrant law
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Federal agency to develop minority businesses can’t only help minority businesses, Texas judge rules
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Texas immigration law heads to supreme court in showdown with Biden
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Biden appeals to supreme court to block Texas police migrant law
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Judge blocks Texas law allowing police to arrest people suspected of illegally entering US
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Biden calls on Trump to work together on immigration after ex-president uses extreme rhetoric in rival US border speech – as it happened
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Drone footage shows town scorched by Texas wildfire – video
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Richard Linklater: ‘I don’t feel connected to my government right now’
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Weather tracker: Low pressure over Texas brings storm warnings
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Texas took over a failing Houston school district. Will its militaristic structure work?
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Texas’s ‘states’ rights’ argument in the border dispute sets a dangerous precedent
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Why can’t white America leave Black children’s hair alone? | Tayo Bero
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