Cameron Abrams is a reporter for The Texan. He covers topics related to campus life, college and university issues, and lawsuits, drawing on his academic background in psychology and education. Cameron's work has been featured in the Tribune Democrat, The Highlander Newspaper, The Triangle, The Texan, and the Washington Examiner.
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Cameron Abrams focuses on local Texas politics, legal cases, and education-related news. He covers topics such as residency challenges, abortion laws, environmental issues, and government policies. Given his coverage attributes that include Legal Policy Regulation (23%) and Government Announcement (21%), he may be interested in receiving pitches related to exclusive insights into legal or regulatory changes impacting Texas.
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By: Cameron Abrams
The letter to the U.S. Treasury secretary lists reasons CAIR should lose its tax-exempt status.
By: Cameron Abrams
Doggett was a member of the Texas Senate before serving in Congress for more than 30 years.
By: Cameron Abrams
Claims concerning the process of investigations and potential violations are detailed.
By: Cameron Abrams
Turning Point USA was started by the late Charlie Kirk in 2012.
Sometime in late 2022, sitting behind my laptop in my one-bedroom apartment in Sacramento, California, I scrolled through the endless possibilities for what could be. At the time, I felt
The Trump administration and state officials implemented a number of policy changes at the southern border.
Data center projects have popped up across the state, with many local residents resistant to these new investments.
By: Cameron Abrams, Holly Hansen, Kim Roberts, Mary Elise Cosgray, Brad Johnson, Meridith Dyer
The 89th Legislative Session and two special sessions, the July 4 flooding, special elections, and more.
By: Cameron Abrams, Meridith Dyer, Mary Elise Cosgray, Brad Johnson
From the midterm elections to higher education and everything in between.
