Your evening reading: UT regent didn’t disclose lawsuits; Perry suggests link between border security and DA killings; Senate approves CPRIT reform bills
David Muto
David Muto was the editor of TribTalk, The Texas Tribune's opinion page. He is also the Tribune's copy editor. A Richardson native, he attended the University of Texas at Austin, where he earned degrees in journalism and Spanish.
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State Government
The Brief: April 3, 2013
Amid fierce debate this week, a Senate Republican has started work on his own “Texas solution” to Medicaid reform.
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Politics
The Evening Brief: April 2, 2013
Your evening reading: Cruz’s plans for South Carolina speech stir speculation; Williams says state will move to A-F grading system for schools; House lawmakers question CPRIT Foundation’s decision to rebrand
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Politics
The Brief: April 2, 2013
A clash of political heavyweights has pounded new urgency into the debate over Medicaid expansion in Texas.
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Politics
The Evening Brief: April 1, 2013
Your evening reading: press conferences highlight Medicaid expansion debate; FBI assisting Kaufman County murder investigation; House freshmen target budget to free up money for retired teachers
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Politics
The Brief: April 1, 2013
Dueling events at the Capitol today will pit Texas’ top Republicans against the state’s two highest-profile Democrats.
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The Evening Brief: March 29, 2013
Your evening reading: Castros to deliver rebuttal to Republicans on Medicaid expansion; Texas politicians denounce Alaska congressman’s use of racial slur; business and labor close to deal on immigration reform
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The Brief: March 29, 2013
As he weighs his political future, Gov. Rick Perry faces an unfamiliar behind-the-scenes challenge.
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The Evening Brief: March 28, 2013
Your evening reading: Perry urges TxDOT to fund airports; ethics complaint filed over Gohmert parking ticket altercation; Cruz featured in new Palin video
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State Government
The Brief: March 28, 2013
Key legislation aimed at easing the state’s water woes took a major step forward on Wednesday.
