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Houston ChronicleWednesday, 13 May 2026
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‘All hell broke loose’: UT, ex-student spar in court
Testimony begins in protester’s suit over 2024 pro-Palestinian demonstration
The paper focuses on the legal proceedings and the clash of narratives between a former student and university officials, framing the issue as a complex judicial dispute rather than relitigating the protest itself.
A former University of Texas student is pursuing a federal lawsuit against the institution over his arrest and suspension during a 2024 pro-Palestinian campus demonstration.
“All hell broke loose”
“Accountability-focused and civic-minded”
Paxton accused of double standard
AG ignored complaints about GOP fundraiser he uses, then sued its Democratic competitor
Highlights allegations of political bias by the state Attorney General in his handling of campaign finance complaints.
Looming Harvey deadline has county eyeing job
Flood control director could be replaced amid stalled projects
Reports on potential leadership changes at the local flood control district due to delayed infrastructure projects.
Northbrook Middle School joins list of Spring Branch ISD closures
Covers a local school board's decision to shutter another campus amid declining student enrollment.
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