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Director of advocacy at Cicero: ‘Let’s see if we can accelerate the influx of doctors into the system’
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Director of advocacy at Cicero: ‘Let’s see if we can accelerate the influx of doctors into the system’

Bryan Sunderland, director of advocacy at the Cicero Institute, said that granting two-year temporary licenses to internationally licensed doctors with five years of experience can accelerate the influx of doctors in the U.S. healthcare system. Sunderland was a guest on a recent episode of the Texas Talks Podcast.

Texas State Rep. Salman Bhojani: ‘Good relationships’ between both parties are important for legislative success
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Texas State Rep. Salman Bhojani: ‘Good relationships’ between both parties are important for legislative success

Texas State Rep. Salman Bhojani said bipartisan collaboration, respectful dialogue, and private consultation in discussing bills and fostering mutual understanding among colleagues are crucial in legislative endeavors.

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Former MLB player: The MLB 'is a business' that will 'try to get their player for the least amount of money as possible'
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Former MLB player: The MLB 'is a business' that will 'try to get their player for the least amount of money as possible'

Mark Teixeira, former professional baseball first baseman, discussed his draft experience, where he expected to be a top pick but ended up being selected in the ninth round, highlighting the business-driven nature of the sport. Teixeira was a guest on a recent episode of the Texas Talks Podcast.


OPINION: Austin rail project rewriting Texas norms, state leaders should weigh in before it goes too far
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OPINION: Austin rail project rewriting Texas norms, state leaders should weigh in before it goes too far

During the 88th regular session, a legislative fight about how the Austin Transit Partnership (ATP) is financing a $7 billion + light rail project in Austin concluded with a sustained point-of-order brought by Representative John Bucy in the final days of the session.


OPINION: The Texas Grid Held . . . Barely
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OPINION: The Texas Grid Held . . . Barely

During the recent winter storm Heather (January 13-16), the Texas grid was able to produce enough energy to meet the demand, but just barely.


OPINION: The Real Costs for Texas Southern Border Counties
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OPINION: The Real Costs for Texas Southern Border Counties

Beyond immigration concerns, Texas is grappling with a significant and heartbreaking challenge.