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reported that Rick Scarborough, a self-described “Christocrat,” strident anti-LGBTQ activist, and longtime critic of public education, had begun raising money through his group Recover America to fund an effort to elect right-wing candidates to school boards in three Houston-area school districts.Earlier this month, Scarborough spoke at the Katy Christian Chamber of Commerce Breakfast in Houston, where he said that if they are successful in taking over these three school boards, he plans to

barring transgender youth from receiving gender-affirming care, in response to criticism from a fellow Republican challenging him in next year’s gubernatorial primary.“We are devastated at the passage of this bill.

EXCLUSIVE: Stephanie Beatriz launched the fictional true-crime podcast Tejana on Monday in collaboration with Sonoro and Telemundo that will be adapted for television. The 6-episode first season is available now across all podcast formats.

One year after allegedly killing his wife, a Texas fugitive still remains at large.

Kelly Osbourne has reportedly entered rehab for a seventh time. The 36-year-old TV star - who is the daughter of Ozzy and Sharon Osbourne - has entered a facility in Austin, Texas, and is planning to quit Hollywood when she makes a full recovery.

Kelly Osbourne is seeking help.

Owen Gleiberman Chief Film CriticOccasionally a critic will write something that gets readers seriously riled. God knows I’ve done it.

A 14-year old who got pregnant after her 17-year-old cousin talked her into having sex. A young woman who was infected with HIV at birth, and accidentally got pregnant then was terrified of infecting her own baby. These are just two of the heartbreaking cases that Kenya Martin, a former abortion clinic counselor recalls dealing with in her work at a busy clinic in Houston.

Savita, a beautiful, 31 year-old dentist in Ireland was thrilled to be pregnant with her first baby.  All was going blissfully well in her pregnancy until at 17 weeks she developed severe back pain. Sadly, she had begun to miscarry but when her body didn’t expel the fetus, doctors refused to give her an abortion –  it was against the law.

Massachusetts Senator Elizabeth Warren said that it time for the government to listen to the American people and make sure Roe V. Wade is secure during a Wednesday October 13 appearance on The View. Joy Behar asked what Democrats can do to help protect reproductive rights, amid Texas’ abortion law, which virtually bans abortions after six weeks. Warren noted how many Americans support a women’s right to abortion.

UPDATED, 1106 AM: Showtime Documentary Films has unveiled the first official trailer for Cusp, a doc from first-time feature directors Parker Hill and Isabel Bethencourt, which will premiere on Showtime on November 26 at 9 p.m. ET/PT.

Matthew McConaughey has been on the fence about a possible run for governor of Texas for months now, and he discusses his feelings about entering politics in the latest edition of the New York Times podcast “Sway”.

Orlando Brown fans are sending love and support to the actor after learning he's doing better after a very public battle with drugs and mental health.  Best known for his roles as Eddie Thomas on the hit Disney series and voicing the titular character in , Brown previously made headlines for being arrested in 2007 for marijuana possession and in 2016 for meth possession and battery. Five years later, Brown has overcome his struggle with drug addiction after joining Rise Church in Abilene, Texas,

wrote in his decision that since the law went into effect last month, “women have been unlawfully prevented from exercising control over their lives in ways that are protected by the Constitution.”Acknowledging that a higher court may rule differently, Pitman added that in the meantime, “this Court will not sanction one more day of this offensive deprivation of such an important right.”The Texas law bans abortion at just 6 weeks, a direct violation of constitutional precedent established by Roe

Times reports. “This court will not sanction one more day of this offensive deprivation of such an important right."Attorney General Merrick B.