Fayyaz Ahmad

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Feb 2, 2024 | original.newsbreak.com | Fayyaz Ahmad

Tesla shareholders to leave Delaware for Texas.Photo byBloomberg / Contributor / Getty ImagesElon Musk is highly disappointed with the court ruling that took place last week. It resulted in his stocks being stuck down at places even after Tesla made payment for the package. Tesla CEO said he is seeking shareholder approval to start a company in Texas.

Jan 31, 2024 | original.newsbreak.com | Fayyaz Ahmad

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott addresses the House Chamber at the Texas Capitol during the first day of the 88th Texas Legislative Session in AustinPhoto by(AP Photo/Eric Gay)Texas - Tension has awakened between the Texas and Biden government. Democrats have urged the Biden government to federalize the state's National Guard. The call for the federalization of the National Guard came to reduce the use of U.S. Patrol agents from accessing the 47- acres of Shelby Park in Eagle Pass.

Jan 26, 2024 | original.newsbreak.com | Fayyaz Ahmad

A $100 Currency Note.Photo byGiorgio TrovatoonUnsplashHarris County's guarantee program is a boon for economically weak families. This program is an initiative to provide an income source for low-income households. It will be providing financial assistance of $500 per month to eligible families. The tenure of this program will last for 18 months. This program will be a helping hand to low-income families. It will help them pay rent, transportation, medical, groceries, and other expenses.

Jan 24, 2024 | original.newsbreak.com | Fayyaz Ahmad

GLAAD and ACLU of Texas are among the groups filing a complaint to the UN about Texas’s anti-LGBTQ+ bills.Photo byGettyThe LGBTQ Rights Group wants to move to the United Nations to look into the 7 Bills passed in Texas that are anti-LGBTQ in nature. These laws are found to ban care to minors and diversity programs in higher education and Universities, bar trans athletes from college sports, and support the employment of religious chaplains in local school districts.