Doctor seeks gag order in trans health care lawsuit, accuses Texas AG of ‘media spectacle’
Attorneys for a doctor who was sued by the Texas attorney general under the state’s trans health care law are asking a judge ...
Texas AG Paxton criticizes proposed red meat guidelines
AUSTIN, Texas — Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is criticizing a new nutritional guideline proposed by the federal ...
Texas successfully blocks federal highway pollution rules after federal government drops appeal
Paxton sued the federal government in 2023 over rules that would have required Texas and other states to measure and report ...
Backlash leads Republican attorneys general to declare support for a landmark disability rights law
Republican state attorneys general are declaring their continued support for a landmark federal law protecting disabled ...
Can Texas courts force Attorney General Ken Paxton to release public records?
Opposing counsel told the state Supreme Court the government is seeking to rewrite the law on obtaining public information.
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Texas appeals court hears attorney general’s arguments for questioning Catholic Charities director over migrant services
Three Republican judges heard oral arguments Wednesday after a lower court blocked Attorney General Ken Paxton’s efforts to ...
Texas AG Paxton claims credit for Trump climate retreat
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton (R) is taking credit for a Trump administration retreat on climate. On Wednesday, Paxton’s office said it had blocked a Biden-era rule ...
Texas joins 21 states to challenge New York’s climate change law
AG Ken Paxton says the New York law, creating a climate superfund, illegally targets the nation’s fossil fuel industry.
Utah’s attorney general and 16 others tell judge they want to protect Section 504
On Wednesday evening, 17 states who filed a lawsuit concerning Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act told the judge that they do not want to get rid of the statute and the protections it provides.
Texas court ruling against NY doctor over abortion pills is first real test | Opinion
It’s easy enough to file a lawsuit. And it’s a cinch to win when the other side decides not to show up.