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Texas Republicans lose their shit on social media after Trump guilty verdict
U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz called the verdict a ‘sham’ while Gov. Greg Abbott called the trial a ‘Kangaroo Court.’
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Critics lash out at Gov. Greg Abbott for journalist’s arrest at UT protest
U.S. Rep. Greg Casar joined the protesters Thursday, saying that the fight for civil rights must continue.
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Here’s how San Antonio’s congressional delegation voted on Israel, Ukraine aid
U.S. Reps. Joaquin Castro and Greg Casar said sending additional aid to Israel would further worsen the humanitarian crisis in Gaza.
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If violence erupts on Texas border, blame Greg Abbott, Democratic lawmakers say
Lawmakers, including San Antonio’s Joaquin Castro and Greg Casar made their warning ahead of this weekend’s ‘Take Back Our Border’ rally.
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Democrats ask White House to halt Texas’ purge of people from Medicaid rolls
Since April, almost a million Texans have lost access to Medicaid, twice the amount of any other state, according to the lawmakers’ letter.
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San Antonio lawmakers call out post office for denying letter carriers water
In June, a USPS worker in Dallas collapsed and died while on the job. His family claims it was the result of a heat-related illness.
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San Antonio program supporting students, small businesses receive millions in AmeriCorps funding
City Year San Antonio and LiftFund Inc. have landed $2.8 million in federal funding.
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U.S. Reps. Castro and Casar land $38 million to keep San Antonio’s Migrant Resource Center open
Catholic Charities, which runs the center, expects 2,000 asylum seekers per day to pass through San Antonio after Title 42 ends.
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San Antonio and Texas politicians react to former president Donald Trump’s arraignment
‘May some justice finally be served to the Grifter in Chief,’ U.S. Rep Greg Casar said in an emailed statement.
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San Antonio’s U.S. House delegation unchanged by midterms except for one seat
As evidence of gerrymandering’s grip on the political landscape, none of the five districts in the Alamo City delegation changed parties.
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Greg Casar, Ana Sandoval join tenants from San Antonio’s Seven Oaks Apartments at protest
Last week, tenants from Seven Oaks were removed from San Antonio City Hall during a similar protest.
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Workers at San Antonio Starbucks are on the front line in a growing labor movement
Starbucks coffee slingers, who keep the nation caffeinated, are lifting each other up in solidarity against a company they see as exploitative.
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Texas progressives, abortion providers respond to Supreme Court overturning Roe v. Wade
Abortion-rights advocates said women across the U.S. will now face the reality that Texans have been living with since the passage of the state’s so-called ‘heartbeat bill.’
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Police Shooting Case, Boerne Hit-and-Run: The top 10 headlines in San Antonio this week
High-profile attorney Lee Merritt is now representing the family of a San Antonio 13-year-old shot by a police officer.
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San Antonio Starbucks becomes first in city, third in Texas to join union
In February, the store became the first in Texas to seek labor representation.
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If the Supreme Court strikes down Roe v. Wade, Texas will enact complete abortion ban
Under Texas’ “trigger law,” doctors who perform abortions after Roe v. Wade is overturned would face up to life in prison.
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Musicians mark sixth month of San Antonio Symphony strike with weekend protests
The musicians and management are at an impasse over a plan to slash the size of the orchestra and make 26 members part-timers.
