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Texas Justice: Can Congress or U.S. Supreme Court Save Dreamers From Deportation?

The history of DACA was shot down as an unconstitutional law in a federal court's hail of legal bullets in the Southern District of Texas in Houston. What got blown away was a new version of a Dreamers federal policy that shields hundreds of thousands of immigrants brought to the U.S. - as children - from deportation.

50 Years Ago: Dr. John Hill Contract Murder and Houston’s River Oaks Most Scandalous Mysterious Death of Socialite Joan Robinson Hill

Fifty years ago today, September 24, 1972, a cold-blooded assassin shot and killed Dr. John Hill in his large white colonial mansion on 1561 Kirby Drive at the corner of Brentwood Street in Houston's richest neighborhood known nationwide as the elegance of River Oaks.

Things Never To Do After a Truck Accident

Few things are more frightening, stressful and upsetting than being involved in a truck accident. Even if the damage to the vehicle is minimal...

Does the California Supreme Court Have a Side Hustle?

For anyone who thinks their local court didn't deliver the justice they deserved, there's always the California Supreme Court to turn to. But before...

Guns and Mass Murders in America: Should States Allow 18-year-old Teenagers to Buy High-powered Semi-Automatic Rifles?

The recent massacre of 10 innocent Black People at the ruthless hands of white supremacist Payton Gendron on May 14, 2022, in Buffalo, New...

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