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Willie Nelson performs at rally concluding voting rights march to Texas State Capitol
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Abbott draws scrutiny for executive actions on COVID, migrants
From Congressional hearings, to COVID, to executive orders, to sports - it's been a busy week for Texas politics.
National Politics
Congresswoman from Missouri sleeps outside US Capitol as eviction moratorium ends
Rep. Cori Bush set up camp outside the Capitol in hopes of getting the attention of her fellow lawmakers, who need to act by midnight to extend the ban on evictions.
Nation World
House lawmakers optimistic $1 trillion infrastructure package will pass
A bipartisan group of House lawmakers voiced optimism Friday that the Biden administration's $1 trillion infrastructure package will soon be law
Nation World
Millions face eviction as moratorium set to end
A federal eviction moratorium ends Saturday, causing anguish for those who are about to lose their apartments, like Rhode Island resident Roxanne Schaefer.
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VERIFY: Texas Attorney General sees increase in reported election offenses since 2018
The Texas Attorney General’s Office received 24 complaints tied to the 2020 Presidential Election, according to records.
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New order strips local officials' ability to set capacity limits amid high hospitalizations, stresses 'personal responsibility'
The new order comes as hospitalizations reached over 15% on Thursday in the Galveston region. Other areas are close to reaching that level.
Coronavirus
Gov. Greg Abbott doubles down on mask and vaccine mandate ban in new executive order
Abbott says Executive Order GA-38 combines several existing COVID-19 executive orders to promote statewide uniformity and certainty in the state's COVID-19 response.
Coronavirus
Biden urges business to expand paid leave for COVID vaccination
In an effort to get more Americans vaccinated against COVID, President Joe Biden urged businesses Thursday to offer paid time off to get the vaccine.
Coronavirus
"This is an American tragedy" | Biden urges vaccination against COVID
President Joe Biden spoke Thursday on what he's previously called "a pandemic of the unvaccinated."
Local News
Officers have 'duty to intervene' in excessive force incidents under new Washington law
Police officers in Washington state are now legally obligated to intervene if a fellow officer uses excessive force.
Nation World
Biden to allow eviction moratorium to expire Saturday
The moratorium was put in place last September by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Inside Texas Politics
Abbott draws scrutiny for executive actions on COVID, migrants
From Congressional hearings, to COVID, to executive orders, to sports - it's been a busy week for Texas politics.
National Politics
Congresswoman from Missouri sleeps outside US Capitol as eviction moratorium ends
Rep. Cori Bush set up camp outside the Capitol in hopes of getting the attention of her fellow lawmakers, who need to act by midnight to extend the ban on evictions.
Nation World
House lawmakers optimistic $1 trillion infrastructure package will pass
A bipartisan group of House lawmakers voiced optimism Friday that the Biden administration's $1 trillion infrastructure package will soon be law
Nation World
Millions face eviction as moratorium set to end
A federal eviction moratorium ends Saturday, causing anguish for those who are about to lose their apartments, like Rhode Island resident Roxanne Schaefer.
VERIFY
VERIFY: Texas Attorney General sees increase in reported election offenses since 2018
The Texas Attorney General’s Office received 24 complaints tied to the 2020 Presidential Election, according to records.
Politics
New order strips local officials' ability to set capacity limits amid high hospitalizations, stresses 'personal responsibility'
The new order comes as hospitalizations reached over 15% on Thursday in the Galveston region. Other areas are close to reaching that level.
Coronavirus
Gov. Greg Abbott doubles down on mask and vaccine mandate ban in new executive order
Abbott says Executive Order GA-38 combines several existing COVID-19 executive orders to promote statewide uniformity and certainty in the state's COVID-19 response.
Coronavirus
Biden urges business to expand paid leave for COVID vaccination
In an effort to get more Americans vaccinated against COVID, President Joe Biden urged businesses Thursday to offer paid time off to get the vaccine.
Coronavirus
"This is an American tragedy" | Biden urges vaccination against COVID
President Joe Biden spoke Thursday on what he's previously called "a pandemic of the unvaccinated."
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Officers have 'duty to intervene' in excessive force incidents under new Washington law
Police officers in Washington state are now legally obligated to intervene if a fellow officer uses excessive force.
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Biden to allow eviction moratorium to expire Saturday
The moratorium was put in place last September by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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