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AI Now Decides if Texas Medicare Patients Receive Certain Types of Care
Under the new Medicare model, third-party AI companies earn more by denying care to patients
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City Leaders Hold Their Ground on ICE Policies
Despite Abbott’s and Paxton’s threats, City Council members are expected to pass another pro-immigrant resolution
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SAFE Alliance in Dire Need of Funding
Budget shortfalls have put four of the organization’s crucial survivor programs at risk
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The Week’s Biggest News in Brief: April 16-22
Voter registration deadline for May runoffs approaches, Abbott threatens Austin over ICE policy, and more of the week’s headlines
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Despite New Confession, James Broadnax’s Execution Date Grows Closer
Broadnax, set to be executed April 30, is still pressing claims tied to rap lyrics, race-based jury selection, disputed forensic testimony, and his cousin’s recent confession
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Turbulent Times for the Texas Hemp Industry
Rule changes muddy the market as a temporary restraining order momentarily blocks some of the new regulations
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Where the Austin Area Stands With ICE Partnerships
Travis County has yet to sign, but Bastrop, Caldwell, and more show enthusiasm
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Historically Underutilized Business Program Temporarily Restored
Travis County judge grants temporary injunction on Comptroller Kelly Hancock’s December emergency order
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City Proposes Daily Homeless Camp Sweeps
Plan surfaces for wide-scale cleanup of camps, could potentially begin in May
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Despite Pushback, Texas Advances Controversial Social Studies Curriculum
Critics say the draft inappropriately emphasizes Christianity and state history