Texas counties challenge AG Paxton’s new reporting requirements in court

Williamson and Fort Bend counties filed a lawsuit against Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, challenging new reporting rules they deem unconstitutional. The regulations, which took effect in April, require counties to submit detailed reports to the Attorney General’s office. The lawsuit accuses Paxton of overreaching his authority, imposing financial burdens, and infringing on privacy rights. This legal battle underscores a growing conflict over prosecutorial independence in Texas.

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Elephant herd tramples car after collision with calf on Malaysian highway

On May 20, 2025, wild elephants attacked a Toyota Vios near KM11 of the Gerik-Jeli highway in Malaysia, reportedly triggered by car horns. The driver escaped unharmed, while the vehicle incurred significant damage. This incident highlights ongoing human-elephant conflicts in the region, prompting authorities to continue monitoring the situation to prevent further occurrences.

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