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Community News
New Texas Law Sparks Alarm Among Intersex Texans
Intersex Texans say Texas’ new sex definition law could create legal confusion, restrict government records, and increase pressure for irreversible surgeries on children born with variations in sex characteristics.
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Drag
Federal Judge Upholds West Texas A&M Drag Show Ban, Short-Circuiting Appeal
A federal judge ruled West Texas A&M did not violate the First Amendment by blocking Spectrum WT’s drag show, wiping out a pending appeal and prompting plans for a new…
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Community News
Texas 988 Crisis System Faces Strain After LGBTQ Option Is Removed
Texas crisis centers are bracing for increased demand after the 988 Lifeline removed its LGBTQ youth option, as advocates warn shrinking resources and uncertain funding could weaken support.
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Local News
How Texans Can Prepare for this Weekend’s Winter Weather
A major winter storm is expected to hit Texas beginning Friday, bringing freezing temperatures, sleet, rain, and snow. Here are key home and safety steps to prepare.
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Community News
San Antonio Protesters Decry Rainbow Crosswalk Removal, Question Sidewalk Plan
San Antonio crews removed the city’s rainbow crosswalks Tuesday after state and federal pressure over “political” roadway art. A proposed sidewalk replacement is now drawing criticism and legal challenges.
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Legal News
Texas Judge Asks Federal Courts to Overturn Right to Gay Marriage
A Waco judge who refused to marry same-sex couples is asking federal courts to overturn the Supreme Court decision that legalized same-sex marriage nationwide.
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Politics
Enforcement of Texas’ “Bathroom Bill” Draws Challenges
Days after Texas’ bathroom law took effect, protesters, cities, and agencies are challenging how SB 8 can be enforced, raising concerns about uneven standards, civil rights, and public safety.
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Politics
How Law Banning DEI, LGBTQ Topics in Schools Could Fare in Court
A lawsuit challenging Texas’ SB 12 heads to court Dec. 10, as students, teachers, and advocates argue the law chills speech, undermines GSAs, and blocks gender-affirming names and pronouns.
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Legal News
As Texas’ “Bathroom Bill” Becomes Law, Questions Remain About Enforcement
As Texas prepares to enforce SB 8, state agencies, schools, and public buildings face unclear expectations, while transgender Texans anticipate confusion, heightened scrutiny, and new barriers in daily life.
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Politics
Three-Judge Panel Blocks Texas from Using New Congressional Map in 2026
A three-judge panel ruled that Texas cannot use its newly drawn congressional map for 2026, citing evidence of racial gerrymandering and ordering a return to the 2021 lines.
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