The defendant used his dental practice to fabricate applications for funding under the pandemic-related CARES Act.
October’s report was the first operational update since the resignation of Chris Magnus, former Customs and Border Protection commissioner.
The Biden administration sought to end the policy earlier this year, but a federal judge in Louisiana prevented its termination.
The agency reported more than 2.4 million encounters with illegal aliens along the southern border last fiscal year, an all-time record.
The only Republican on the court, Commissioner J.J. Koch (R-District 2), lost his seat to Democrat Andrew Sommerman.
Outspoken COVID-19 early treatment proponent Dr. Peter McCullough may have his credentials revoked due to “false or inaccurate information.”
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is joining 14 other states to push back against a federal recommendation to add the COVID-19 vaccine to the child immunization schedule.
The emergency funding measure proposed by the Legislative Budget Board includes $15 million for a new elementary school in Uvalde.
One-third of the encounters near the southern border last month resulted in an expulsion under the Title 42 order.
Newly published documents show that Harris County COVID-19 vaccine outreach funds went to groups compiling data for Democratic candidates and groups.
Almost 800,000 people reported a “health event requiring medical attention” as part of a release of COVID-19 vaccine data obtained earlier this month.
State District Judge Justin Low of Ector County has received a public admonishment for referring to COVID-19 as the “China Virus” in open court.
