HUD Probes Texas General Land Office, Alleges Racial Bias in $1 Billion Hurricane Harvey Funds Distribution
HUD alleges racial discrimination by the Texas GLO in distributing Hurricane Harvey relief funds, with a probe suggesting a preference for white communities over communities of color. The controversy has led to calls for Justice Department action.
Texas Senate Education Committee Advances Controversial School Voucher Bill, SB-2, as Gov. Abbott Moves to Fast-Track
The Texas Senate Education Committee advanced a voucher bill that could grant Texas families state funds for private education, triggering debate over public school impact and eligibility criteria.
Galveston Set to Surpass Florida as Cruise Capital with Terminal Launch
Galveston, Texas is experiencing a boom in its cruise industry, with increasing ship activity and economic growth. New terminals attract major cruise lines, and the port is becoming a significant player in the market, rivaling Florida's ports.
