Christy Hoppe

Dallas Morning News

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In Austin, Texas, legislators were up until almost three this morning for a chaotic session featuring a 13-hour filibuster against new abortion restrictions.

Midnight Battle over Abortion in Texas Legislature

In Austin, Texas, legislators were up until almost three this morning for a chaotic session featuring a 13-hour filibuster against new abortion restrictions.

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