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Texas man named 'Literally Anybody Else' plans to run for president
A Texas man has changed his name to Literally Anybody Else to run for President of the United States. During an interview with ABC13, he announced his vice presidential running mate.
Texas Supreme Court keeps abortion ban in place, lawsuit to continue
Texas AG Ken Paxton, children's hospital reach trans care settlement
Gov. Abbott proposes ban on gender-nonconforming behavior in schools
Fate of Texas' SB 4 law now in hands of 3-judge panel in New Orleans
SB 4 possibly resulted in decrease of migrant arrests in Texas
US Supreme Court allows Texas to enforce SB 4 immigration law
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Supreme Court sides with Biden administration in Texas border dispute
SB 4 Texas: ACLU files lawsuit challenging Texas border law
DOJ pressed to intervene after SB 4 signed into law by Gov. Abbott
Texas judge grants pregnant woman permission to get abortion
'See you in court': Abbott responds to suit on barriers at the border
Texas troopers told to push kids into Rio Grande: Investigation
Uvalde-area Democrat enters race to unseat Ted Cruz
70% drop in migrants arriving at US-Mexico border: Here's why
Texas Gov. Abbott buses group of migrants to Denver
Texas governor seeks pardon of man convicted in killing of protester
Uvalde shooting survivor advocates for assault weapons ban in DC
TX school district rejects 'In God We Trust' signs in Arabic, rainbow
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Texas Supreme Court keeps abortion ban in place, lawsuit to continue
Texas AG Ken Paxton, children's hospital reach trans care settlement
Gov. Abbott proposes ban on gender-nonconforming behavior in schools
Fate of Texas' SB 4 law now in hands of 3-judge panel in New Orleans
SB 4 possibly resulted in decrease of migrant arrests in Texas
US Supreme Court allows Texas to enforce SB 4 immigration law
Supreme Court sides with Biden administration in Texas border dispute
SB 4 Texas: ACLU files lawsuit challenging Texas border law
DOJ pressed to intervene after SB 4 signed into law by Gov. Abbott
Texas judge grants pregnant woman permission to get abortion
'See you in court': Abbott responds to suit on barriers at the border
Texas troopers told to push kids into Rio Grande: Investigation
Uvalde-area Democrat enters race to unseat Ted Cruz
70% drop in migrants arriving at US-Mexico border: Here's why
Texas Gov. Abbott buses group of migrants to Denver
Texas governor seeks pardon of man convicted in killing of protester
Uvalde shooting survivor advocates for assault weapons ban in DC
TX school district rejects 'In God We Trust' signs in Arabic, rainbow
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