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Colorado's ban on large-capacity gun magazines ruled constitutional
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Mayor: City of Temple to discuss mask wearing mandate
Item to be discussed during Thursday's City Council meeting
politics
City of San Antonio removes Christopher Columbus statue from Columbus Park
The statue has been removed for cleaning, and city council will soon vote on permanently removing it and returning it to the Christopher Columbus Italian Society.
military-matters
Secretary of the Army, Congressional members address Vanessa Guillen's case
"We are doing everything in our power to get her back and will not stop until we do," Secretary McCarthy said.
politics
Speedway owner loses staff, 'all but 2' sponsors after racially charged post
Mike Fulp, who owns the dirt track 311 Speedway in Stokes County, told the News & Record he knew his troubles from what he described as a joke were self-inflicted.
coronavirus
Vice President Mike Pence speaks on the pandemic, faith and freedom during visit to Dallas
Vice Presidence Mike Pence makes a visit to Texas as COVID-19 cases continue to surge.
politics
Pence, Birx appeal 'to every Texan' to wear a mask after state's positivity rate triples in one month
The positivity rate in the state has now reached 13%, Gov. Abbott said, a warning sign that shows the virus has increasingly spread across Texas communities.
national-politics
Statues of 'our nation's greatest heroes' have been torn down, VP Pence says to crowded Dallas church
"We find ourselves in a challenging time in our nation's history," Pence said, referencing the pandemic, economic downtown and protests.
politics
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton files brief asking to declare Obamacare 'unlawful'
On Thursday Attorney General Ken Paxton filed a brief with the United States Supreme Court asking to declare Obamacare unlawful in its entirety.
politics
VP Mike Pence says BLM wants radical left agenda
Pence said he stands against racism and that George Floyd’s death was inexcusable, but that “all lives matter.”
coronavirus
About 200 Florida doctors sign open letter to Mayor Lenny Curry calling RNC hosting 'medically disrespectful to citizens'
The letter notes that more than 40,000 people are expected to attend the RNC from all over the country.
politics
Timeline: The legal battle over mail-in voting in Texas amid COVID-19
The Texas Democrats filed a lawsuit in March asking that a judge expand mail-in voting access amid COVID-19. Since then, the issue has been in and out court.
politics
Mayor: City of Temple to discuss mask wearing mandate
Item to be discussed during Thursday's City Council meeting
politics
City of San Antonio removes Christopher Columbus statue from Columbus Park
The statue has been removed for cleaning, and city council will soon vote on permanently removing it and returning it to the Christopher Columbus Italian Society.
military-matters
Secretary of the Army, Congressional members address Vanessa Guillen's case
"We are doing everything in our power to get her back and will not stop until we do," Secretary McCarthy said.
politics
Speedway owner loses staff, 'all but 2' sponsors after racially charged post
Mike Fulp, who owns the dirt track 311 Speedway in Stokes County, told the News & Record he knew his troubles from what he described as a joke were self-inflicted.
coronavirus
Vice President Mike Pence speaks on the pandemic, faith and freedom during visit to Dallas
Vice Presidence Mike Pence makes a visit to Texas as COVID-19 cases continue to surge.
politics
Pence, Birx appeal 'to every Texan' to wear a mask after state's positivity rate triples in one month
The positivity rate in the state has now reached 13%, Gov. Abbott said, a warning sign that shows the virus has increasingly spread across Texas communities.
national-politics
Statues of 'our nation's greatest heroes' have been torn down, VP Pence says to crowded Dallas church
"We find ourselves in a challenging time in our nation's history," Pence said, referencing the pandemic, economic downtown and protests.
politics
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton files brief asking to declare Obamacare 'unlawful'
On Thursday Attorney General Ken Paxton filed a brief with the United States Supreme Court asking to declare Obamacare unlawful in its entirety.
politics
VP Mike Pence says BLM wants radical left agenda
Pence said he stands against racism and that George Floyd’s death was inexcusable, but that “all lives matter.”
coronavirus
About 200 Florida doctors sign open letter to Mayor Lenny Curry calling RNC hosting 'medically disrespectful to citizens'
The letter notes that more than 40,000 people are expected to attend the RNC from all over the country.
politics
Timeline: The legal battle over mail-in voting in Texas amid COVID-19
The Texas Democrats filed a lawsuit in March asking that a judge expand mail-in voting access amid COVID-19. Since then, the issue has been in and out court.
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