A law in Texas has been deemed unconstitutional by a federal judge, marking the second time it has been struck down. This decision comes after the law was previously ruled against.
The law in question pertains to drag shows. Details of the ruling and its implications are available from the source.
Further information can be found through the original report, which provides more context on the decision and its effects.
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