When the State Board of Education meets next week, Texas’ social studies curriculum will be on the agenda.
Michael Quinn Sullivan
Iranian-Linked Islamic School Now Eligible For Texas School Choice Funds
The Brighter Horizons Academy in Garland is a subsidiary of the Islamic Services Foundation.
Abbott Blocks Annual Cesar Chavez Observation in Texas
Revelations of the progressive icon’s sex crimes has roiled Democrats ahead of March 31 observance.
Democrats Lash Out … At Their Party Leaders
After a lopsided win against the Democrat establishment, a “shadow” party is being floated.
Closing Comments
Candidates for attorney general, comptroller, and agriculture commissioner give their closing pitch.
Hunt Files Police Report Against Senior Cornyn Advisor
Matt Mackowiak posted unredacted documents about U.S. Rep. Wesley Hunt, which the congressional candidate says jeopardizes his family.
Craddick Going for 30th Term
Already the longest-serving House member in state history, Tom Craddick files for re-election.
SOURCES: Taxpayer-Funded Lobbying Ban Dying in House
Despite strong support within the chamber, State Affairs Chairman Ken King is reportedly blocking it.
Special Session Ending, and Starting, Today
As a second special session begins, the Texas Senate is expected to quickly pass all the measures—again—within the first several days.
Rollins: ‘No Amnesty’ for Illegal Alien Farm Workers
Speaking in front of the USDA with Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, Attorney General Pam Bondi, and others, Brooke Rollins took a hard line against national security threats to the food industry.