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Update on US & Texas COVID Stats - Omicron: Scourge or Savior?Update on US & Texas COVID Stats - Omicron: Scourge or Savior?

Update on US & Texas COVID Stats - Omicron: Scourge or Savior?

January 5, 2022

Could Omicron lead to the end of the COVID epidemic? Some doctors believe that could be the case.

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City’s 2021 Pension ReportsCity’s 2021 Pension Reports

City’s 2021 Pension Reports

January 3, 2022

The results of Houston's 2021 pension reports are jaw dropping!

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At This TableAt This Table

At This Table

December 24, 2021

While our nation is politically divided, let's remember our empathy and humanity toward others this Christmas season.

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CBO Now Says Build Back Better Could Increase National Debt by $3 TrillionCBO Now Says Build Back Better Could Increase National Debt by $3 Trillion

CBO Now Says Build Back Better Could Increase National Debt by $3 Trillion

December 14, 2021

Build Back Better isn't paid for or "free". In fact, the Congressional Budget Office projects it will cost Americans more than $3 trillion.

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A 15-Week Ban Would Not Significantly Reduce the Number of AbortionsA 15-Week Ban Would Not Significantly Reduce the Number of Abortions

A 15-Week Ban Would Not Significantly Reduce the Number of Abortions

December 7, 2021

In 2020, approximately 94.6-97.2% of abortions were performed within the first 15 weeks of pregnancy. As a result, an abortion ban after 15 weeks would have little impact on abortion numbers.

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Update on US & Texas COVID Stats - The November PlateauUpdate on US & Texas COVID Stats - The November Plateau

Update on US & Texas COVID Stats - The November Plateau

December 2, 2021

The newest COVID numbers are giving mixed signals about the pandemic. What's next for Omicron?

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