Texas Governor Greg Abbott disgraced himself yesterday during a press conference on the recovery efforts surrounding devastating and tragic floods in his state. Abbott veered off of subject to trash his political opponents during an incredibly innapropriate rant,

Republican state Rep. Stan Gerdes said he filed the bill after hearing “reports of the presence of a furry” in a Smithville school. Greg Abbott is backing the bill.

Legislation endorsed by Gov. Greg Abbott and House Speaker Dustin Burrows banning teens from acting like animals in schools is likely dead after failing to clear a House committee ahead of a key ...

The governor’s rambling response at a press conference is a disturbing warning for anyone who loves a Texan, or the game of football.

Bill backed by Gov. Greg Abbott to ban 'furries' in schools stalls in Texas House By Benjamin Wermund, Austin Bureau Updated May 14, 2025 10:28 a.m.

Republican state representatives discuss what they expect to be done regarding the vetoed THC ban bill during the called special session.

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott called a special legislative session starting July 21 to address six vetoed bills. One vetoed bill, Senate Bill 3, would have banned the sale of hemp products containing THC. Abbott vetoed a total of 26 bills, including one that ...

Although the claim was almost instantly disproven, it hasn’t stopped Republicans lawmakers, including Gov. Greg Abbott, from ginning up furry fear to score political points.

A lawmaker pushing to ban non-human behavior in schools says he based his bill on a conversation with a school administrator, who has since denied so-called furries are a problem in her district ...