James Osborne
Washinton Energy Correspondent at Houston Chronicle
Washington Correspondent for @HoustonChron. Formerly Dallas Morning News, Philadelphia Inquirer. Retweets≠endorsements... just clicked on something.
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1 week ago |
houstonchronicle.com | James Osborne
Wild hogs are exceptionally hard to kill. They can leap over fences and run 30 miles per hour on open ground, making them difficult to shoot. And they're smart, learning to avoid traps if other members of their group have been captured. But after three decades of watching their population numbers explode across Texas and other parts of the United States, state and federal officials believe a solution might be in sight.
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1 week ago |
houstonchronicle.com | James Osborne
U.S. Rep. Chip Roy is ramping up pressure on House Republicans to make the larger cuts to Medicaid that many within his party oppose. In a letter to members on Thursday, Roy and 19 other House Republicans, including U.S. Reps. Keith Self and Michael Cloud of Texas, called for pulling back on the expansion of Medicaid benefits to low-income working adults that Congress passed during the Obama administration and that have been adopted in nearly every state.
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2 weeks ago |
houstonchronicle.com | James Osborne
U.S. House Republicans moved on Wednesday to cut a $3.3 billion federal program meant to reconnect inner-city neighborhoods that were spliced decades agoby the construction of interstate highways, including Gulfton and Kashmere Gardens in Houston.
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2 weeks ago |
houstonchronicle.com | James Osborne
U.S. Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins announced Monday the Trump administration had achieved a "major win for American agriculture" in the country's ongoing dispute with Mexico over water deliveries from the Rio Grande. The Agriculture Department said Mexico had "committed to transfer water from international reservoirs" and increased the U.S. share of water from six tributaries flowing into the Rio Grande from Mexico.
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2 weeks ago |
houstonchronicle.com | James Osborne
U.S. Reps. Lloyd Doggett and Sylvia Garcia of Texas are pushing an inquiry into whether deals between several prominent law firms' and President Donald Trump constituted the bribe of a government official. The pair joined 14 other Democratic members in penning letters to nine large firms on Thursday, several of which have offices in Texas, requesting details on how their deals with Trump came together and what exactly they agreed to in order to maintain access within the federal government.
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