February 2025

Texas Supreme Court rules to dismiss state bar’s lawsuit against Ken Paxton

The Texas Supreme Court has dismissed the state bar’s lawsuit against Attorney General Ken Paxton, who challenged the 2020 presidential election results. The lawsuit sought to impose sanctions ranging from a private reprimand to disbarment. This decision marks a significant development in the ongoing legal and political landscape surrounding the controversial election challenge.

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NBA: Stephon Castle propels Team C to All-Star Game qualification

Stephon Castle leads Team C to victory in the Rising Stars competition, securing their spot in the All-Star Game. The San Antonio star scored 12 points, earning MVP honors. The upcoming All-Star Game will feature Castle facing off against basketball legends LeBron James, Stephen Curry, and Kevin Durant. As Castle prepares for the prestigious event, his journey from rising star to potential future NBA legend unfolds. This victory highlights his talent and dedication, with fans eager to witness his performance against seasoned players. The All-Star Game promises an exciting showdown.

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Gilas Women’s 3×3 wins on day one of Singapore competition

The Gilas Pilipinas Women’s 3×3 basketball team excelled on the first day of the Jumpshot 3×3 Raise The Game Season 2 tournament in Singapore. Comprising Mika Cacho, Camille Clarin, Jhazmin Joson, and Kaye Pingol, the team remained undefeated on Saturday at Marina Square. Their performances highlighted skillful play and strategic excellence, portraying them as formidable contenders. The event drew teams from various countries, each vying for the top spot. As the tournament proceeds, the team aims to sustain their momentum and success in the international competition.

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Trump’s border actions leave Texas migrant shelters nearly empty

Texas migrant shelters in Dallas report a significant drop in occupants, attributed to recent changes in border policies. Former President Trump’s actions and current executive orders have contributed to this decrease, affecting family facilities and shelters in the region. This shift reflects broader changes in immigration enforcement and asylum processing at the U.S. border.

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Measles outbreak in West Texas becomes more severe

A worsening measles outbreak in West Texas has alarmed health officials as cases rise, prompting continued emphasis on vaccination. With at least 48 confirmed cases, this outbreak may become the state’s most significant public health challenge in recent years. The Texas Department of State Health Services calls for urgent vaccination among unvaccinated populations to curb the rapid spread of this highly contagious virus.

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