Ryan Dy-Liacco

Ryan Dy-Liacco

Ryan Dy-Liacco is a writing fellow at Texas Scorecard. A homeschool graduate who lives in Bexar County, he hopes to become a public policy writer after graduating from Franciscan University of Steubenville in Ohio.
Three Republicans Vie for GOP Nomination for Texas Comptroller
Three Republicans Vie for GOP Nomination for Texas Comptroller
Railroad Commissioner Christi Craddick, acting Comptroller Kelly Hancock, and former State Sen. Don Huffines are seeking the 2026 Republican...
Restoration of the Alamo
Restoration of the Alamo
An update on the Alamo’s redevelopment.
Texas Increases Artificial Intelligence Funding & Regulations
Texas Increases Artificial Intelligence Funding & Regulations
These regulations seek to tame the wild west of emerging technologies while increasing innovation and development.
Will San Antonio’s New Mayor Continue to Fund DEI Initiatives Amid Budget Crisis?
Will San Antonio’s New Mayor Continue to Fund DEI Initiatives Amid Budget Crisis?
Although the city faces two years of projected budget deficits, San Antonio may continue funding DEI initiatives.
Texas To Become ‘Bitcoin Sanctuary’
Texas To Become ‘Bitcoin Sanctuary’
Cryptocurrency advocates rejoice as Texas invests in Bitcoin.
Texas to Launch Advanced Nuclear Energy Office
Texas to Launch Advanced Nuclear Energy Office
The office will facilitate grants for nuclear ventures.
Texas Wins Lawsuit Against Biden Rule Requiring Foster Care Adhere to Radical Gender Ideology
Texas Wins Lawsuit Against Biden Rule Requiring Foster Care Adhere to Radical Gender Ideology
The ruling has officially ended the legal battle that began back in September 2024.
Key Election Security Efforts Met Resistance in the Texas House
Key Election Security Efforts Met Resistance in the Texas House
While some legislation to better secure Texas elections passed, activists were disappointed to see several key bills fail.
Texas to Launch Nation’s Largest School Choice Program
Texas to Launch Nation’s Largest School Choice Program
Texas’ education savings account program is set to reshape schooling for up to 100,000 students.