Texas has approved a controversial new curriculum that allows elementary schools to incorporate Bible teachings into reading and language arts lessons. Schools adopting the optional program will receive additional state funding, and the materials could …
The Texas Supreme Court ruled Friday that state Attorney General Ken Paxton, a Republican, can't be deposed in a whistleblower lawsuit that eventually led to impeachment charges being brought against him last year. The Supreme Court overturned a lower …
The Texas State Board of Education on Friday approved a controversial, Bible-infused curriculum for public school students in kindergarten through fifth grade. Texas schools will not be required to use "BlueBonnet" curriculum, which includes …
Jake Paul and Mike Tyson won’t be fighting in Texas for a little while. In the wake of the boxers’ much-maligned Nov. 15 fight, they’ve been suspended 24 days by the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation. The bans have nothing to do with Paul’s …
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The state of Texas has offered up a 1,400-acre ranch along its border with Mexico to assist the incoming Trump administration with a mass deportation effort. Texas Land Commissioner Dawn Buckingham told The Post that the Lone Star State is offering up the …
The Texas board of education voted 8-7 on Friday to approve a new Bible-based curriculum in elementary schools. The curriculum, called “Bluebonnet Learning”, could be implemented as soon as August 2025 and affects English and language arts teaching …
The Texas Board of Education narrowly voted Friday to allow Bible-based curriculum in elementary schools. The curriculum adopted by the Texas State Board of Education, which is controlled by elected Republicans, is optional for schools to implement, but …
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