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Some supporters of Texas secession are piggybacking off the “Brexit” to try to inspire a “Texit” movement. Some supporters of Texas secession are piggybacking off the “Brexit” to try to inspire a “Texit” movement.

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Two Canadian Provinces Approach Independence Votes Under Different Legal Rules

International Perspective 0
Quebec votes October 5 and Alberta October 19. One route runs through a party's promise, the other through a government-written question, and Ottawa's Clarity Act treats them differently.

Daily Briefing: Sunday, October 4, 2026

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The Kerr County district attorney moves to step aside from the Camp Mystic investigation, utility profits climb under state rate decisions, a University of North Texas contract paid a placement agency per enrolled foreign student, Congress sends the Mystic Alerts Act to the President, London rules out a second Scottish vote, and First Nations organize turnout for Alberta’s October 19 referendum.

Federal Jury Finds Bexar County Liable for Surveillance-Driven Traffic Stops

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A federal jury found Bexar County liable for a traffic stop built on a surveillance tip passed through a WhatsApp group, and awarded the driver $76, a dollar for each minute he was held.

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