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Alumni Group Sounds the Alarm on College Athletics Deal
Private equity is eyeing a valuable university asset.
Texas Congressman Proposes Immigration ‘Freeze’
U.S. Rep. Chip Roy’s “Pause Act” would freeze all immigration until Congress fixes the broken system.
Cruz and Cornyn File Legislation To Hold Mexico Accountable for Water Delivery Requirements
The legislation follows requests sent to the Trump administration for the 1944 Water Treaty to be enforced.
Florida’s ‘Chinese Land Ban’ Upheld in Federal Court: A Good Sign for Texas
A lawsuit against Texas’ Foreign Land Ban is currently before the U.S. Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals.
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Alumni Group Sounds the Alarm on College Athletics Deal
The American Council of Trustees and Alumni (ACTA) is urging governing boards at Big Ten universities to halt a proposed $2.4 billion private equity deal between the Big Ten Conference and UC Investments, the investment branch of the University of California system....
Oncor Pushing $33 Billion Power Project Expansion
Records show that Oncor, the largest energy delivery company in Texas, played a pivotal role in transforming a regional reliability project into a statewide mega-expansion—one that will drive up Texans’ energy bills while benefiting the company financially. The...
Paxton Sues To Strike Down ‘Anti-Christian’ Restrictions in State Work-Study Programs
Attorney General Ken Paxton has filed a new lawsuit seeking to dismantle three state-run higher-education programs he says unconstitutionally discriminate against religious students and faith-based organizations. The lawsuit, filed in Travis County District Court,...
After Knowingly Putting Us All In Danger, California Should Be Sued Into Oblivion
On this Salcedo Storm Podcast: Travis Morgan covers legal issues for the Texas Scorecard.
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11.14.2025: EPIC Re-brand
Islamic-focused EPIC City Rebrands as The Meadow… Secretary of State Commits Over $1 Million To Fight Texas GOP… Texas Congressman Proposes Immigration ‘Freeze’… A&M Regents Restrict Ideological Advocacy in Classroom…
Of Swords and Plowshares
During World War II, the United States and its allies began doing something unheard of in the annals of war. They dropped leaflets ahead of bombing runs and other attacks—warning civilians that local infrastructure was going to be destroyed. The purpose was...
Texas A&M Regents Restrict Ideological Advocacy in Classroom
COLLEGE STATION—The Texas A&M Board of Regents revised its policy Thursday to now require campus presidential approval for courses that “advocate” gender or race ideology or topics related to sexual orientation or gender identity. It also restricts faculty from...
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11/13/25 Should the U.S. Freeze Immigration?
- Texas Congressman Proposes Immigration ‘Freeze’ - Secretary of State Commits Over $1 Million To Fight Texas GOP Over Closed Primaries - Islamic-focused EPIC City Rebrands as The Meadow
Boeing Sued in Texas Court for Downplaying Danger of Aircraft
Boeing is being sued in a Texas court for assuring pilots that its new 737 MAX aircraft did not require specialized training. After the aircraft was grounded by the Federal Aviation Administration, the Dallas-based Southwest Airlines Pilots Association is seeking to...