The Legislative Reference Library produces a Daily Newspaper Clipping Service for members of the Legislative community. Each morning, Library staff members select and compile articles of interest to the legislature from over 30 national and regional newspapers.

Headline	Newspaper	Columnist	Date	Related Links
Overturning Roe will have far-reaching consequences	San Antonio Express News	Editorial	05/20/22	1 TX bill 2 doc(s)
Buffalo shooting tests Texas social media law	Dallas Morning News	Lyons, D.	05/20/22	1 TX bill 4 doc(s)
‘Apathetic voter’ doesn’t reflect election reality	San Antonio Express News	Cox, M.	05/20/22	2 doc(s)
George P. Bush rips Ken Paxton for running 'Biden-style' campaign in exclusive interview	Austin American Statesman	Lindell, C.	05/20/22
The U.S. census estimates it missed more than a half-million Texans during 2020 count	Austin American Statesman	Ura, A.	05/20/22	3 doc(s)
Austin ISD Superintendent Stephanie S. Elizalde named lone finalist to lead Dallas ISD	Austin American Statesman	Menchaca, M.	05/20/22
Census undercount likely robbed Texas of third additional US House seat	Dallas Morning News	Morton, J.	05/20/22	2 doc(s)
America’s divide may deepen after pending Supreme Court Roe v. Wade ruling on abortion	Dallas Morning News	Jeffers Jr., G.	05/20/22	1 TX bill 2 doc(s)
Doctor at heart of fight over trans youth care says she is racing against time	Dallas Morning News	McGaughy, L.	05/20/22	4 doc(s)
Personal information of 1.8 million Texans with Department of Insurance claims was exposed for years, audit says	Austin American Statesman	Beeferman, J.	05/20/22	2 doc(s)
Texas to resume abuse investigations into families with trans children	Dallas Morning News	McGaughy, L.	05/20/22	4 doc(s)
Sen. John Cornyn calls AG Ken Paxton’s legal woes an ‘embarrassment’ for Texas	Dallas Morning News	Gillman, T.	05/20/22	3 doc(s)
Eddie Bernice Johnson: Jane Hamilton’s attacks on Jasmine Crockett are Trump-style lies	Dallas Morning News	Jeffers Jr., G.	05/20/22	1 TX bill
Texas A&M’s expansion could be ‘most impactful thing to happen to Fort Worth this century’	Fort Worth Star-Telegram	Mantas, H.	05/20/22
Harris County GOP tells election judges to break with election night plan, saying it violates law	Houston Chronicle	Rice, J.	05/20/22
Texas CPS to resume child abuse investigations of medical care for trans kids	Houston Chronicle	Goldenstein, T.	05/20/22	4 doc(s)
Sen. John Cornyn, a former Texas AG himself, calls Ken Paxton’s legal woes an embarrassment	Houston Chronicle	Goldenstein, T.	05/20/22	1 doc(s)
Second Ike Dike bill moves ahead in Congress, bringing project closer to full approval	Houston Chronicle	Foxhall, E.	05/20/22	3 doc(s)
‘Hell No’: Finance Firms Tell Texas They Don’t Boycott Energy	Houston Chronicle	Moran, D.	05/20/22	1 TX bill 1 doc(s)
Minjarez targets Sakai over 2019 paid sick leave ruling	San Antonio Express News	Garcia, G.	05/20/22
Bexar County, time is running out to choose your candidates ahead of the November election	San Antonio Express News	Huddleston, S.	05/20/22
Bernie Sanders to rally for Jessica Cisneros in San Antonio on Friday	San Antonio Express News	Wermund, B.	05/20/22
Possible long, hot Texas summer will tell tale about ERCOT	Lubbock Avalanche Journal	Editorial	05/19/22	2 doc(s)
Statewide political candidates visit Laredo to rally parties	Laredo Morning Times	Vela, J.	05/19/22
District 15 candidate continues push as he casts runoff ballot during early voting	McAllen Monitor	Staff	05/19/22
Oklahoma Legislature Passes Bill Banning Almost All Abortions	New York Times	Zernike, K.	05/20/22
Billions in School Covid-Relief Funds Remain Unspent	Wall Street Journal	Randazzo, S.	05/20/22
2020 Census Undercounted Six States, Overcounted Eight	Wall Street Journal	Overberg, P.	05/20/22
The Welcome Pushback Against Politicized Investment Managers	Wall Street Journal	Gray, C.	05/20/22
Public hearing/formal meeting notice			05/19/22

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