Walmart and others will be better off focusing on selling groceries, clothing, and pharmaceuticals that improve health rather than cause death.
Commentary
Y’All Answered: Teachers Exposing Kids To Porn
In the Texas Minute for August 23, we asked readers about a proposal...
Exposed Officials in Medina County
Medina County residents left with puzzling questions after county judge appears to dismiss constituents’ concerns with the ongoing border crisis.
Evidence, Big And Small
Science is making it hard to be an atheist.
Want to Stop Soaring Energy Prices? Increase American Production.
The U.S. can’t simply fill the void of an oil and gas shortage with renewables.
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Dickson: Lindale Citizens Begin Process to Force Public Vote Outlawing Abortion
After two years, Lindale citizens continue to fight for an ordinance outlawing abortion.
Sanctuary Year for the Unborn: 22 Cities Throughout Texas Outlawed Abortion in 2021
With 22 Texas cities outlawing abortion and the Texas Heartbeat Act going into effect, 2021 has been a great year for pro-life efforts.
Committed to the Fight
It’s easy to forget that great things take time.
Real Joy in the World
To experience the joy of Christmas, we must look ahead to the empty tomb.
Biden: The Nights of Winter
The president has a message as you prepare for the “winter of illness and death.”
Liberty Is Enough
The most ensnaring shackle isn’t necessarily a physical one placed on wrists and ankles, but the choice some make to perceive the world as a slave.
Dickson: Slaton Becomes 39th City in Texas to Outlaw Abortion
Slaton will not likely be the last city in West Texas to outlaw abortion.
Doing What You Can
Everyone can – and must – be a fighter in the cause of liberty.
Dickson: Abilene Citizens Begin Process to Force Public Vote Outlawing Abortion
Momentum is building to declare Abilene a sanctuary city for the unborn.
Cowards in the Pulpit
If liberty is to die here, that death will have been preceded by whimpers of ecclesiastical acquiescence.
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Commentary: Speaking Up About the Budget
State Rep. Matt Schaefer shares why he voted “yes” on the budget.
Commentary: Open Letter to the Freedom Caucus
“I’ve been silent on the beating we took last week on the House budget. I’ve not talked to a single representative about it… Today I will speak.”
Staff Blog: Film Handouts Hurt Taxpayers and Filmmakers
Taking money from taxpayers to fund films helps no one.
Staff Blog: Embrace the Label
Plano citizens are justifiably upset about their high taxes. Candidates representing their concerns should embrace the “angry crowd” label.
Commentary: Dennis Prager’s 5 Points of Wisdom for Young People
” … he articulated the importance of seeking wisdom, which he believes is lacking in today’s culture due to leftist indoctrination of young people on college campuses.”
Commentary: Why the ‘Pay Gap’ Is Really a ‘Choice Gap’
Survey after survey tells us that the wage gap is actually a choice gap. And the left, the self-declared party of empowering women’s choices, stubbornly refuses to recognize this one.
Commentary: Conroe ISD Fails to Prioritize Needs With $807 Million Bond
Bloated bond would put Conroe ISD taxpayers over $2 billion in debt without improving educational outcomes.
Commentary: The Unfortunate Reality of Big Government
Bigger isn’t better.
Commentary: School Board Ethics
San Angelo ISD’s school board redrew district boundary lines to keep an incumbent board member in office after moving out of the district he was elected to.
Commentary: Trump’s 2020 Budget Takes Cues From Reagan and Clinton
With growth as the top priority, Trump looked at past government budgets from when the economy experienced high growth rates.