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Proposed law filed on behalf of school district police officer wounded in Santa Fe HS shooting
Read full article: Proposed law filed on behalf of school district police officer wounded in Santa Fe HS shootingU.S. Rep. Randy Weber and Sen. Ted Cruz have introduced the Officer John Barnes Act to set a 270-day deadline for deciding claims filed with the Public Safety Officers’ Benefits Program. This legislation aims to eliminate long waits for first responders like Officer John Barnes, who has been waiting years for his benefits after being critically injured in the 2018 Santa Fe High School shooting.
Paxton trial, Sept. 12: Whistleblower says he feared Paxton had “turned over” his office to donor
Read full article: Paxton trial, Sept. 12: Whistleblower says he feared Paxton had “turned over” his office to donorA Paxton whistleblower testified that the attorney general took an unusual interest in Nate Paul’s litigation against a charity in 2020. Another said Paul benefited from an opinion on foreclosures.
Election officials sue conservative voting group over refusal to produce ballot-harvesting evidence
Read full article: Election officials sue conservative voting group over refusal to produce ballot-harvesting evidenceThe Georgia State Election Board is asking a judge to order a conservative voting organization to produce information to help investigate its claims of ballot trafficking in the state.
Suez Canal’s claim over once-stuck ship referred by court
Read full article: Suez Canal’s claim over once-stuck ship referred by courtAn Egyptian appeals court says it lacks jurisdiction to look into the Suez Canal Authority’s demands to uphold financial claims that led to the the seizure of the cargo ship that blocked the waterway in March.
Freeze aftermath: Plumbing and insurance claim mistakes to avoid
Read full article: Freeze aftermath: Plumbing and insurance claim mistakes to avoidHOUSTON – The state of Texas has 60,000 licensed plumbers and the challenge they are all facing is “overwhelming,” according to Frank Denton, the Chairman of the Texas State Board of Plumbing Examiners. Greg Abbott on Friday eased plumbing restrictions, allowing former licensed plumbers who left the industry in recent years to once again enter the system. AdAll being done to speed the process up with more licensed plumbers. Repair mistakes also are made by homeowners who opt to do it themselves without the professional experience that comes with being a licensed plumber. Denton said a licensed plumber has invested much time to get recognized by the state and is not going to cut corners.