Texas has revamped its Alternatives to Abortion program following a ProPublica and CBS News investigation that exposed significant financial mismanagement. The program, which funnels millions to crisis pregnancy centers, will now require participating nonprofits to provide detailed expense reports. The overhaul aims to increase transparency and accountability in the use of taxpayer funds, addressing concerns about waste and lack of oversight that plagued the program's previous operations. The changes come as the state faces increased scrutiny over its reproductive healthcare policies.