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Our next 9/11 is coming, Texas senators hear warning about drone attack risk

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By JOHN F THOMAS
| MSN Verified
AUSTIN (Nexstar) – Michael McGee came to the Capitol Wednesday morning with a warning for Texas lawmakers. “In security terms, today, August 12th is August 12, 2001. 30 days, our next 9/11 is coming…” McGee told senators on the Select Committee on Homeland and Border Security . “The question is whether Texas builds the defenses before it arrives.” McGee, who holds a Ph.D. and previously served as a fighter pilot, was invited to speak before the Senate committee.
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State of Texas: How the Hill Country responded when floodwaters returned

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By Eden Shimanek, Carolina Hauger, Dylan McKim Verified, Matt Grant Verified, Josh Hinkle Verified, Arezow Doost Verified, JOHN F THOMAS
| The Hill Verified
AUSTIN (Nexstar) — Summer camp operators in Texas’ Hill Country were on high alert for severe flooding Wednesday and Thursday. This week’s flooding has had striking similarities to the catastrophic floods on July 4, 2025, which topped the banks of many of the same rivers. That storm took the lives of at least 138 people, 119 of which were in Kerr County. At Camp Mystic, near Hunt, Texas, 25 girls and two counselors died during the flood.
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Texas Secretary of State Jane Nelson to step down

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By JOHN F THOMAS
| KFDX-TV (Wichita Falls, TX) Verified
AUSTIN (KXAN) – Texas Secretary of State Jane Nelson announced Tuesday that she would step down next month. Nelson has led the agency since 2023. According to a statement released by her office, Nelson will depart effective July 17. “It has been an honor to serve the people of Texas in this role,” Secretary Nelson said in the statement.
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