Off the Kuff is happy to see a class action lawsuit filed over the Ten Commandments law. (My thoughts here.)
SocraticGadfly talks about Camp Mystic and accountability.
John Marshall Roberts is letting Texas Rethuglicans use the new congressional maps while litigation plays out. Actually, Smiling Sam Alito made the ruling. The Trib story doesn't cite Purcell, but basically, that's the basis of his ruling, along with rejecting the claim that racial gerrymandering is involved.
Kenny Boy is such a grifting liar that he, who knows something about securities fraud himself, is suing the East Plano Islamic Center for securities fraud.
Neil at the Houston Democracy Project said Mayor Whitmire & many on Houston City Council say nothing when Houstonians are told what words they can use to oppose ICE in Houston, or how they can question Council.
The Current reports on ICE using memes from "Halo" to recruit new agents, and the pushback to same.
Naomi Rees criticizes UTEP for inviting border czar Tom Homan to be the featured speaker at a campus event.
The Texas Signal observes World AIDS Day.
Isaiah Martin analyzes the TN-07 special election.
Texas 2036 explains what's going on with employer-provided health insurance.
Your Local Epidemiologist pans the latest ACIP meeting.
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