The Senate passed different versions of the bill several times last session, but it's died in the House each time.

The Senate passed different versions of the bill several times last session, but it's died in the House each time.

On his Martin Lewis Money Show Live broadcast on ITV he explained that 14 million people are out of contract on their mobile phone bill, and thus free to switch to a cheaper deal. SIM-only ...

Bill Burr lashed out against insurance companies ... As the audience burst into cheers and applause, he exclaimed, “Yes! Free Luigi!” As the crowd continued to cheer, Burr said, “I love ...

Comedian Bill Burr lashed out at insurance companies ... After cheers from the crowd, Burr shouted "Free Luigi!" referring to Mangione, who allegedly shot and killed United Healthcare chief ...

House Bill 1564, filed by State Rep. Ana Hernandez on Dec. 10, proposes limits on how long trains can be while operating in Texas. The bill stipulates a railroad company wouldn’t be able to ...

A bill filed in the Texas Senate would ... to look into the effects of corporate buying on Texas homebuyers. "I strongly support free markets," Abbott said in a March 2024 post on social media ...

So maybe if Texas could’ve gotten Sasaki to Arlington it would’ve been a different story. Or perhaps the Rangers just need to keep doing what they’re doing in terms of their free agent ...

Through an X post, Charles said he had filed Senate Bill 778 (SB 778), a bold proposal that, if passed, would make Texas the first state in the nation to establish a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve. It's ...

Texas state Senator Charles Schwertner has introduced a bill in the new legislative session to establish a strategic Bitcoin reserve in the Lone Star State. “It’s time for Texas to lead the ...

The Texas legislature kicked off its 89th session this week and things are looking good for supporters of private schools. After a number of Republicans lost their primaries, their voucher ...

On Wednesday, the Supreme Court heard a case that could resolve the dispute between major porn sites and the state of Texas, though the court is unlikely to make anybody happy when it rules this ...