Taxpayers bore the costs of paying bus companies to transport illegal aliens north.
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Chinese Infiltration of American Higher Education Reaches Texas A&M
China is stealing national security secrets from American universities, and Texas A&M has left its door open.
Property Tax Cut Advocates Push Texas Senate for Future Relief
A slate of activist groups explained before the Senate Finance Committee how they would go about addressing Texas’ high property taxes.
Comptroller Glenn Hegar Slams Lawsuit Against Texas’ ESG Restrictions
Hegar accused the left-wing business lobby challenging the state law of seeking to undermine state sovereignty.
Texas’ School Grievance Process on Display in Llano ISD Board Meeting
The board, which includes two trustees whose wives are involved in Llano school libraries, voted unanimously to keep the book “Crank” on the shelf despite concerns over its graphic content.
New Federal Subsidies for Unreliable Energy Sources Far Outpace Reliables
U.S. government subsidies for energy sources like wind and solar are set to skyrocket from $74 billion just a decade ago to $245 billion by 2029.
State Rep. Harrison Busts School Funding Myths, Pushes for Fiscal Responsibility
The lawmaker pointed to sharp increases in per-pupil spending and administrative staff positions in Texas schools over the last decade.
State Rep. Harrison Blasts Texas A&M for Continuing DEI Classes
The lawmaker said he confirmed the existence of the classes, such as “Black Feminist Thought,” after contacting Texas A&M.
Texas Children’s Hospital Whistleblower Fired After Alleging Medicaid Fraud for Child Gender Mutilations
Vanessa Sivadge first disclosed the information just days after federal prosecutors indicted another whistleblower, Dr. Eithan Haim.
Round Rock ISD Proposes $1 Billion Bond to Upgrade School Facilities
The bond, seeking millions for upgraded projects and new buildings, could cost local taxpayers even more once interest debt is included.