CAPITAL HIGHLIGHTS Texas now boasts its own Domestic Terrorism Task Force, established by order of the governor in the wake of the deadly Aug. 3 shooting in El Paso. Twenty-two people were killed and 24 injured by a suspect firing a military-style assault rifle in a popular shopping venue. Gov. Greg Abbott on Wednesday, Aug. 14, said the task force’s job will be to analyze and provide advice on strategies to maximize law enforcement’s ability to protect against acts of domestic terrorism. The first meeting is set for Aug. 30. “Our top priority is to keep Texans safe in their communities,” he said, adding ...