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John Ramirez was convicted and sentenced to death for the 2004 robbery and stabbing death of Pablo Castro, a convenience store clerk in Corpus Christi.
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Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton asked the U.S. Supreme Court on Monday to strike down a 2016 California law that bans state-funded travel to states with…
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From Texas Standard:On Tuesday, a new Texas Department of Criminal Justice policy went into effect, banning any religious adviser from being in the…
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From Texas Standard:The Supreme Court's decision in favor of a Colorado baker who refused to bake a wedding cake for a gay couple left open a larger…
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A Houston-based religious nonprofit behind the so-called bathroom bill is suing the City of Austin over its anti-discrimination hiring ordinance. The U.S.…
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From Texas Standard:With Donald Trump in the White House, and with conservatives in control in the Texas capitol as well, conservative Christian attorneys…
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Pharmacists who refuse to fill prescriptions based on their religious beliefs may soon be protected from disciplinary action thanks to a bill passed this…
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From Texas Standard:They called it "Operation Powwow" — back in 2006, a federal agent went undercover to raid a tribal ceremony. It ended with threats of…
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The business community is playing an increasingly important role in debates over anti-LGBT legislation. And, following controversial bills in North…
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The next Texas legislative session is almost a year away, but Senate Republicans are already zeroing in on proposals to bolster legal protections for…