Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton agreed Friday to pay $3.3 million in a settlement with four former employees who said they were fired after accusing him of bribery and corruption
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The agreement is contingent "upon all necessary approvals for funding," which means the Texas Legislature will have to approve using taxpayer funds to pay the settlement.
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