Texas Enacts Right to Die Law Starts Monday
Texas adopts the Natural Death Act allowing terminal patients to sign a directive directing doctors to withhold or withdraw life support. Lawyers and doctors weigh its impact while concerns focus on how it will be implemented, interpreted, and enforced in medical settings across the state.
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Passive Oil Role Change Urged
UT Austin researchers Hossein Askari and James Creasey argue Texas must diversify its economy before oil and gas reserves deplete. They warn ongoing OPEC price moves cut state revenues and jobs, urging development of non oil sectors and higher wellhead taxes to fund future infrastructure and growth.
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