Gov. Abbott Signs Property Tax Relief Package. The Proposal Still Needs to be Passed by Voters in Nov.
Gov. Greg Abbott recently signed a property tax relief package for Texas property owners, but fellow John Diamond explains how although “everybody gets some benefit,” the bill will ultimately underserve renters.
Whitmire, Jackson Lee Lead Mayoral Race, With Whitmire Poised for Double-Digit Runoff Win
In a new poll, Sen. John Whitmire and Rep. Shelia Jackson Lee prove to lead the Houston mayoral race. Although Jackson Lee maintains the highest name recognition, fellow Mark P. Jones said those "who have a positive opinion of her still favor Whitmire.”
Shields Against Misinformation: This is How They Seek to Combat False Information Promoted by AI
On Univision, fellow Harris Eyre explains how the "Neuroshield" initiative can combat false information generated on social networks through AI. By promoting regulations & educating the public, this project can reduce the risks of misinformation.
States Stiffen Penalties for Fentanyl, Despite Public Health Concerns
Increasing criminal penalties for fentanyl won't solve the problem of overdose, fellow Katharine Neill Harris says. “It doesn’t address the issue because it doesn’t address demand, and as long as there is a demand for the drug, there will be a supply for it.”
How Mexico Has Become the “Enemy” of America’s Republicans
A recent article in The Economist highlights how Mexico has become a focal point of contention for America’s Republicans. Fellow Mark P. Jones weighs in on how the drug crisis, immigration concerns and more have continued to fuel tensions.