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    Jan 2

    The next session of the Texas Legislature starts in less than a week. Follow reporters and editors for the latest so you never miss a single thing.

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    The court issued the stay based on changes to bitemark forensic science and law regarding intellectual disability and the death penalty.

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  3. Domestic abusers can trap their victims with financial debt. This Texas bill seeks to provide a way out.

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  4. Tens of thousands of Los Angeles teachers went on strike today. Texas teachers can't do that. In Texas, striking could result in having teaching certificates and retirement benefits permanently revoked.

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    9 minutes ago

    See the launch of the session in our Under the Dome video series. didn’t even hate it so you know it’s got to be pretty good:

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    Breaking: The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals has stayed the state's first execution of the year, for Blaine Milam, per his lawyers. Updates to follow.

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    Detail from this piece on treatment of migrants in Mexico: Hours after a Piedras Negras hotel rented Root, a U.S. citizen, a room, it kicked out a Honduran family. “Every hotel has its rules. The rule says we don’t rent to foreigners. Only Mexicans,” the manager said.

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  8. has started. Here's an inside look at day one.

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  9. This is a story Mexican politicians and diplomats, often critical of increasingly harsh U.S. policies toward migrants, don’t like to talk about. Unless migrants pay a human smuggler, they are almost certain to endure abuse in Mexico.

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  10. Why don’t more migrants come into the U.S. “the right way”? Because they’re taking advice from (and forking over thousands of dollars to) unscrupulous smugglers.

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  11. "There are no frontrunners that are born here, but I always believed with big dreams and hard work, anything is possible in this country." — in San Antonio this weekend.

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  12. Three Texas public universities now effectively have two head football coaches each on their payrolls.

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    3 hours ago

    It’s easy to get rid of losing football coaches. All you gotta do is keep paying them. Good work if you can get it.

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    News: The State Preservation board will meet Jan. 25 to discuss — and possibly determine — the final location of the "Children of the Confederacy Creed" plaque

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  15. In the Rio Grande Valley, the "cowboy priest" is trying to keep his church from becoming cut off from the local town because of a border wall.

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  16. Donald Trump last week suggested letting Texas build a border wall. But the last time the federal government dropped a bunch of border fence money in Texas and walked away, one man got very rich.

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    4 hours ago

    "My dog Roosticus could be a judge if she picked the right party," writes in :

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  18. The 71st Texas Legislature had four special sessions in 1990...three of them to work on school finance.

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    5 hours ago

    Alright y’all, is underway and there’s a lot I’ll be watching on the health and human services front. Here’s a quick primer I wrote for on the big things I’m following (this is obviously a short, non-exhaustive list).

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  20. Coming later today: Episode 3 of Under the Dome, our docuseries about . Subscribe to our YouTube channel to see it there first.

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  21. After disappointing football seasons led to swift firings, three Texas public universities now effectively have two head football coaches each on their payrolls.

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