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PolíticaCornyn pide eliminar permanentemente los fondos para Planned Parenthood en la próxima ley de reconciliación
Texas Border Business WASHINGTON – En el Senado, el senador estadounidense John Cornyn (R-TX) habló sobre la resolución presupuestaria actual que está siendo considerada y que dará inicio al proceso para aprobar fondos para la Oficina de Aduanas y Protección Fronteriza (CBP) y el Servicio de Inmigración y Control de Aduanas (ICE) en medio de la obstrucción continua de los demócratas. Además, expuso sus prioridades para una tercera ley de reconciliación, incluyendo […] El artículo 'Cornyn pide eliminar permanentemente los fondos para Planned Parenthood en la próxima ley de reconciliación' apareció primero en Texas Border Business.
PolíticaDe La Cruz lidera delegación de Texas instando a la aplicación del T-MEC para el cumplimiento del Tratado de Aguas de 1944
La congresista Monica De La Cruz (TX-15), junto con una docena de miembros de la delegación del Congreso de Texas, envió una carta a los embajadores Jamieson Greer, Representante Comercial de los Estados Unidos (USTR), y Julie Callahan, Negociadora Principal de Agricultura, instando a la Administración a utilizar las próximas renegociaciones del T-MEC para garantizar el cumplimiento del Gobierno de México con las entregas estipuladas en el Tratado de Aguas de 1944.
Suministros de preparación para emergencias libres de impuestos del 25 al 27 de abril: Lo que debes saber
HARLINGEN, Texas (ValleyCentral) — Mientras se acerca la temporada de huracanes el 1 de junio, los suministros de preparación para emergencias estarán libres de impuestos desde el sábado 25 de abril hasta el lunes 27 de abril, según el Contralor de Texas. A partir de este sábado a las 12:01 a.m., el público podrá comprar suministros de emergencia hasta la medianoche del lunes 27 de abril. Los siguientes suministros califican para la exención de impuestos [...]
PolíticaSwalwell Faces Allegations of Sexual Assault and Misconduct
At least two women received cease-and-desist letters after rumors have circulated on social media about multiple allegations of nonconsensual sexual encounters. Swalwell’s campaign denies the allegations.
PolíticaSenate Democratic Leaders Back Moderates in the Primaries. Progressives Say That's a Mistake.
In Maine and Michigan specifically, the Senate Democratic primaries are shaping up to be tough for the DSCC-favored candidates who might lose to progressives.
PolíticaElizabeth Warren Led a Key Housing Bill. She Might Lead to Its Downfall.
Stakeholders and a range of lawmakers are unhappy with the result of Sen. Elizabeth Warren’s work with the White House to draft a major housing bill passed by the Senate.
PolíticaNews Briefs: Chairman Guerra softens language on refinery, new report projects flooding between buoys and border wall
Port of Brownsville tempers claims about the proposed oil refinery's environmental safety, while a new study warns Trump’s National Defense Area could cause severe flooding on the Rio Grande.
NegociosTrump revives an industrial refinery proposal on the Gulf amid rising gas prices
As the Republican party fractures over soaring gas prices, Trump asserts “energy dominance” with an oil refinery at the Port of Brownsville in the Rio Grande Valley.
PolíticaRepublicans Try to Craft Their Midterm Pitch Despite Conflicting Iran War Messages
House Republicans want to tout tax cuts, but the president’s most recent speech focused on the war in Iran and a voter ID bill.
PolíticaHow James Talarico Won An Upset in Texas
Talarico’s campaign was “highly professional but also very modern,” one Democratic strategist said. Rep. Jasmine Crockett’s campaign, he added, “was very modern but not very professional.”
PolíticaUnder Trump, DACA Recipients Struggle with New Uncertainty
Living in Trump's Deportation America right now feels like "pure trauma" says a DACA recipient in the Rio Grande Valley, Texas.
PolíticaWith the Border Chronicle, a group of veteran journalists cover “the backdrop for national politics and rhetoric.”
A group of veteran journalists cover “the backdrop for national politics and rhetoric.”
SaludAssistance programs like SNAP are a crucial bridge out of poverty for many working adults in the Rio Grande Valley.
How a SNAP delay ripples through one South Texas household
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PolíticaReader question: Do local elections matter? Plus, Brownsville may dissolve its LGBTQ+ task force
Voters across the U.S. are casting ballots in key state and local races today, including in the Rio Grande Valley.
PolíticaLa caminata honors 'the last colonial rebellion', Trump fights SNAP payments in court, election day set for Tuesday
Trinidad Gonzales, who co-founded the history project Refusing to Forget, said the murders happened "in response to the last colonial rebellion by ethnic Mexicans against U.S. sovereignty."
ComunidadLGBTQIA+ LatinX Pride this Saturday, Food Bank RGV needs volunteers, and more stories from the Rio Grande Valley
The South Texas Equality Project is leading the effort to create a dynamic blend of queer visibility and Latinx representation as a family event for all ages.