The Texas Ethics Commission is set to consider policing social media posts.
Daniel Greer
Is a Mystery Algorithm Revealing Texans’ Voting Choices?
House committee investigates ballots being linked back to voters.
Analysis: The Gamblers’ Primary Wipeout
How out-of-state special interest cash floundered in 2024.
Dr. Mary Talley Bowden’s Fight to Stop Bureaucratic Abuse
State Rep. Steve Toth has called the lack of oversight over the Texas Medical Board a “failure of the legislature.”
ANALYSIS: Turning Texas Into a Refuge From Lawfare
As institutions deteriorate across the U.S., Texas is increasingly viewed as a safe haven.
ANALYSIS: Calls Grow for Lawmakers to Protect Texans from Rogue Prosecutors
The contested conviction of President Donald Trump raises alarm bells.
Senate Takes Up Issue of Election Security During Interim Hearing
Testimony from former big tech employees suggests social media giants are manipulating would-be voters.
Analysis, Decision Texas, State
Las Vegas Sands Casts Its Lots With Primary Runoff Spending
An out-of-state special interest group has dollar signs in its eyes, but first it needs to defend its pro-gambling incumbents.
Texans for Lawsuit Reform PAC Spends to Save Incumbents
A look at primary runoff election political giving by one of the states largest PACs.
Directionless: Power for Power’s Sake
Texans for Lawsuit Reform is at a fork in the road.