HISTORICAL FACTS: 13 - The Untold Story

Texas woman dies after miscarriage

More than a dozen doctors say Josseli Barnica's death was “preventable," "horrific" and "astounding"

Salon · Oct 30, 2024

Trump supporter kicked off voter rolls

Mary Howard-Elley's saga shows how tough it can be for eligible voters to get reinstated

Salon · Oct 29, 2024

Key MAGA leader plots new Trump agenda

Key Trump adviser says a Trump administration will seek to make civil servants miserable in their jobs

Salon · Oct 29, 2024

Judge reportedly strikes down Texas law that Ken Paxton frequently uses to investigate companies and nonprofits

A federal judge said Texas’ “request to examine” statute amounts to unconstitutional search and seizure, Bloomberg reported.

The Texas Tribune · Oct 12, 2024

Uvalde city officials release missing footage from officers responding to 2022 Robb Elementary shooting

The new videos largely affirm prior reporting and investigations that detailed law enforcement’s failures to confront the gunman who killed 19 children and two teachers.

The Texas Tribune · Oct 8, 2024

New Georgia rule may exclude key votes

Local officials in just a handful of rural counties could exclude enough votes to affect the outcome

Salon · Oct 7, 2024

Trump Media execs quit amid CEO claims

The firm that operates Truth Social is in turmoil following internal complaints to company board

Salon · Oct 4, 2024

Judge strikes down Georgia ban on abortions, allowing them to resume beyond 6 weeks into pregnancy

A Georgia judge has struck down the state’s abortion law, which took effect in 2022 and effectively prohibited abortions beyond about six weeks of pregnancy

The Independent UK · Sep 30, 2024

Texas maternal mortality committee asks to review abortion-related deaths

The panel wants to review those cases, which have been excluded from state data for years, and other reforms amid a report that shows a spike in maternal deaths.

The Texas Tribune · Sep 27, 2024

Despite warnings, Texas rushed to remove millions from Medicaid. Eligible residents lost care.

Texas officials acknowledged some errors after they stripped Medicaid coverage from more than 2 million people, most of them children. A ProPublica and Texas Tribune review of records shows that these mistakes and others were preventable.

The Texas Tribune · Sep 26, 2024