Texas Senate bills target nutrition standards in public schools, grocery stores
Senate Bill 314 would ban certain food additives from free and reduced-price meals served in public schools. Senate Bill 25 proposes requiring students to take nutrition classes beginning in high school and directing food manufacturers to label products containing certain ingredients.
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Texas House majority signs on to new bill restricting the use of bathrooms in public buildings by transgender peopleHouse Bill 239, which echoes a bathroom bill that failed in 2017, includes new provisions for shelters and prisons.
During his campaign, President Trump proposed no tax on overtime and tips — mostly affecting people who work in the service ...
Yhe bill calls on the Treasury Department to release $100 notes only featuring Trump’s face by the end of 2028.
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With Texas facing soaring electricity demand, the politics of energy quietly shift at the CapitolThe Legislature has tried to clamp down on renewable energy resources in the past, but many lawmakers are recognizing the need to support all types of generation to meet record demand growth.
Former Texas A&M Aggies edge rusher Von Miller will almost certainly be in the Pro Football Hall of Fame when all is said and done, it's fair to wonder how much ...
Texas state Rep. Brent Money, R-District 2, filed H.B. 3399, which proposes to change the current law to extend a ban on ...
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Texas school voucher bills want to prioritize low-income families but also be open to all studentsNeither of the Legislature’s voucher bills require private schools to accept certain students, which some warn could block ...
A Texas Senate committee will take up a bill on Monday that would ban all consumable THC products, including gummies and ...
AUSTIN, Texas — State Sen. Charles Perry (R-Lubbock) has filed a bill to expand medical marijuana access through the Texas ...
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Industry Protests Texas Senate Bill That Would Ban Hemp-Derived THC Products Currently Available Across The StateWhat they’re all screaming about is, ‘We want regulation, but we want it the way we want it.'” By Jasper Scherer, The Texas ...
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