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On today's Daily Rundown podcast, Assistant Editor Rob Laucius covers: ??The Texas Supreme Court halting depositions of Attorney General Ken Paxton and top aides ??The court's ruling over a lawsuit involving Texas Right to Life ??The State Board of Education adopting new curricula

The Supreme Court of Texas' ruling sends the lawsuit from pro-choice organizations like Planned Parenthood against Texas Right to Life back to the Third Court of Appeals.

On this week's edition of From the Editor's Desk, Senior Editor McKenzie DiLullo recalls a presidential proclamation of thanksgiving, favorite foods for this fall's most family-friendly feast, and the Houston Zoo's very own "propaganda animal."

The Supreme Court of Texas has halted the deposition of Attorney General Ken Paxton and three of his top aides in the "whistleblower" lawsuit against them, arguing that the the Office of the Attorney General's concession of the facts of the case brought it to an end.

The Texas State Board of Education has given approval to a set of new state-owned curricula for kindergarten through fifth grade reading and language arts and for kindergarten through eighth grade mathematics.

?? On our Weekly Roundup podcast, the team discusses Texas offering over 1,400 acres for President-elect Donald Trump's mass deportation effort, Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick's legislative priority to address dementia, the state's new elementary school curricula, and more.

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Residents of Bowie in Montague County have organized a committee to explore how to open a hospital in their community. Since 2005, 20 rural hospitals in Texas have closed.

On today's Daily Rundown podcast, Assistant Editor Rob Laucius covers: ??The University of Texas System Board of Regents expanding tuition assistance ??The Texas Office of the Attorney General's petition for an injunction against the pro-marijuana "Dallas Freedom Act" ??Details about The Texan's 89th Session Kickoff

"The City of Dallas has no authority to override Texas drug laws or prohibit the police from enforcing them," Attorney General Ken Paxton said in his petition for an injunction and declaration that the marijuana proposition is null and void.