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The Price of Justice

Texas ranks fifth nationwide in Supreme Court candidate fundraising, according to a recently released study that tracked campaign spending in state judicial races between 2000 and 2009.

By the Time They Get to Phoenix

A briefing this week for lawmakers who sit on the House State Affairs provided a crash course on how to craft immigration-related legislation — and not get sued by the U.S. Department of Justice.

Higher (Priced) Ed

Getting to college might get more difficult in the next biennium. Amid serious budget concerns, the state’s ability to help qualified students afford higher education may be on the chopping block.

Startup Mode

Rick Perry and Bill White are starting to engage on a daily basis. The shape of their election fight is starting to solidify, ads are in the works on both sides and if you count third parties on the Democratic side, already running.

Accounts Playable

The Texas Ethics Commission has July cash on hand numbers for 2,694 political committees and campaigns that together held $167 million last month.

Flotsam & Jetsam

The difference between news and news lite, in one announcement from U.S. Rep. Chet Edwards, D-Waco.

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