Business Group Sues Texas Officials for Blocking Firms that ‘Boycott’ Energy Companies from State Contracts
A group of business leaders is suing Texas officials for prohibiting the government from contracting firms that boycott energy companies.
Glenn Hegar
Texas Legislature Subpoenas BlackRock for Documents Linked to ESG Effort
The Texas legislature subpoenaed BlackRock and any of its subsidiaries and affiliate entities last month for any documents related to the asset manager’s effort to push Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) policies.
Texas Governor, Comptroller Condemn State’s Largest County for Defunding Constables
The governor and state comptroller of Texas took steps on Tuesday to force Harris County to reinstate millions of dollars stripped from the county’s constable offices or face consequences. The action comes after two constables’ offices filed complaints regarding the police-defunding action taken the county’s commissioners court.
Texas Opens Nation’s First State-Run Gold Depository
The first state-run gold depository in the United States opened in Austin on Wednesday, offering Texans and other Americans a safe place to store precious metals.
