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In a bold move that has students fuming and parents split, Texas lawmakers have passed a bill to ban cell phone use in public schools. While some hail it as a step toward better focus in classrooms, others worry it may compromise communication in emergencies. Here’s what House Bill 1481 means for families, teachers, and students across the state.

Drag shows will no longer be allowed on school grounds of Texas A&M. However, it's not without opposition.

Texas lawmakers push to ban flavored whippets as giant nitrous oxide canisters flood stores, raising concerns over teen abuse and safety.

Some of the most popular snacks and medicines in Texas will soon be changing thanks to the FDA.

The social media platform's app is once again available for download.

Could these bans leak out to the general public of Texas?

The TikTok ban in the United States is set to take effect on January 19th, but it’s a misconception that the app will be completely unusable. Current users can continue using TikTok after the ban if it’s already installed on their devices. However, new users or those with uninstalled apps may face challenges, as the app will be removed from the Apple and Google Play stores. Sideloading could be a potential solution, but it may require additional steps. Read on to learn how to keep using TikTok after the ban.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott Is Cracking Down On The Popular Video App But Is He Aware That He's Messing With His "Neighbors"?