Organizations across Texas have released their recommendations for statewide Republican races.
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‘As Long as There’s Beef’: Ranchers Tie Food Freedom to Private Property Rights
Texas rancher Shad Sullivan told attendees that protecting the ability to raise beef on the land goes hand in hand with defending private property rights.
Secretary Rollins Promotes Property Rights Amid ‘Agricultural Lawfare’
Secretary of Agriculture Brooke Rollins discussed what needs to be done in order to secure American agriculture for future generations.
U.S. Rep. Jackson Files Federal Legislation To Fight Screwworm
Although the flesh-eating pest has not been detected in the U.S., federal and state officials continue to take preventive actions.
Texas Congressmen Highlight Incompatibility of Sharia With US Law
Polling from 2024 shows that nearly 40 percent of the Muslim population in the U.S. would support the implementation of Sharia.
AG Sues North Texas Smoke Shops for Selling Illegal-Strength Kratom
The DEA has threatened to classify kratom as a Schedule 1 substance, the same as heroin.
AG Paxton Sues Recycling Company for Illegally Disposing Wind Turbine Blades
Although Global LLC closed its two facilities in Sweetwater in 2020, turbine parts were still accumulating at the site.
Texas DPS Reveals Plans To Combat Homeland Security Threats
DPS has established security priorities for the next five years.
Couple Sentenced After Fake ID Bust by Dallas ICE
According to ICE, the manufacturing of fake identification documents by the couple took place from August 2020 until their arrest in February 2025.
State Officials Investigate Austin ISD After Anti-ICE Student Walkout
The walkout was part of a national protest of recent ICE crackdowns on illegal aliens.