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Panel discusses the continuation of Texas's abortion ban controversy.

Panel discusses the lone star state being "dead last" when it comes to mental health care access and Gov. Abbott efforts to increase expansion of such services.

Panel discusses the possible mandate to have armed and fully funded peace officers in schools and on campuses.

Panel discusses Governor Abbott offering more money for security in schools and campuses; following the Uvalde shooting to increase school safety.

Panel discusses the new $280 billion dollar approval to ensure we never have a chip shortage for computers.

Panel discusses the Senate gave authorization for federal agencies to being design of a protective coastal spine; also known as the "Ike Dike".

Panel discusses Mayor Sylvester Turner's initiative of the Gun Buy Back Program and how it is suppose to help lower violence.

Panel discusses family members of those killed in Harris County's crime wave demanding change via the ballot box.

Panel discusses former Harris County Election Administrator Isabel Longoria announces her resignation after 10,000 ballots were misplaced.

Panel discusses Donald Trump being under criminal investigation and his attempt to run for president again.

Panel discusses the newly formed "forward party" founded by presidential contender Andrew Yang.

Panel discuss new billion dollar approved tax rebates and credits for Americans.

Panel discusses Mayor Turner's initiative to hire private contractors to collect and haul abandoned garbage and enhance enforcement measures.

Panel discusses Round Rock Texas Representative James Talarico bashing the DNC for shortchanging the long-suffering to turn Texas "blue".

Panel discusses how 11 of the 13 Houston owned landfills and refuse incinerators as located next to largely black communities.

Panel discusses how more than one hundred African-American families are being forced to leave Providence Village when their current lease expires.

Panel discusses Latino leaders asking council to carve out so-called "single member districts" favorable to Hispanic candidates.

Panel discusses how former White House Deputy Press Secretary, Sarah Matthews, described Donald Trump's actions on January 6th as "pouring gasoline on the fire".

Panel discusses the updated report on the Uvalde school shooting, finding the peace officers failed to prioritize saving the lives of innocent victims over their own safety.