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Pflugerville Officials Approved ‘Trans Social Clothing Swap’ at Local Library
“Pride” celebrations continue throughout Texas as LGBT advocates and local officials push “diversity.”
Houston Mom Moves Child Out of Texas to Continue Gender Mutilation
The mom moved her family before Gov. Greg Abbott even signed the ban on child gender mutilation into law.
Houston City Council Approves Mayor’s $6.2B Budget
With expenditures projected to exceed revenues, Mayor Turner adds $120 million in spending.
US Congressman Condemns Fellow Republicans for Failing to Secure the Border
A lawsuit filed against three human smugglers has U.S. Rep. Chip Roy chastising fellow Republican Congress members for failing to close the border and protect human lives.
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School Board Member Who Peddles Critical Race Theory Resigns
Fort Worth ISD trustee Jacinto Ramos, who’s paid by a racial equity training vendor, will leave once voters elect a replacement.
School District Refuses to Allow Parental Review of Sexual Violence Seminar
“How can you allow a third party to present anything to our students without vetting the material or making it available for parents to review?”
Local Officials Pass Resolutions Supporting Mutilation Experiments on Minors
“I think pushing forward on this is ill-advised.”
School District Scandal Continues With Attempted ‘Hush Money’ and No Action on Superintendent
“It’s obvious to me that for the last seven months, this [school] board is only interested in themselves and covering up their own indiscretions.”
Harris County GOP Asks Court for ‘Independent Oversight’ of Elections
Republican officials reveal another 175 uncounted Election Day ballots were found last night.
Harris County’s Top Election Official Resigns over Primary ‘Fiasco’
Elections Administrator Isabel Longoria, a Democrat appointed with no prior experience running elections, says her resignation is effective July 1.
Another South Texas School Board Member Admits Taking Bribes
Oscar Salinas is the second La Joya ISD trustee convicted on federal public corruption charges this year.
‘Pro-Trans’ Campus Mob Screams Obscenities to Silence Conservative Speaker
Protesters at the University of North Texas in Denton disrupted a lecture on the dangers of trying to “transition” children.
West Texas Primary Voters Decide Key Elections
Voters made their voices heard across West Texas on Tuesday night in key local races.
Amarillo Voters Send Multiple Races to Runoffs on Election Night
Voters made their choices in key primary contests in Amarillo on Tuesday night.
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Lawsuit: Geren Campaign Made False CPS Call Against Opponent
If allegations are accurate, the scheme by Geren’s campaign represents a shocking new low in Texas politics.
Wright Running to Replace Retiring Barton in Congress
Tarrant County’s tax assessor Ron Wright steps down to run for the Congressional seat Joe Barton is vacating.
Burton Files for Re-Election to Texas Senate
Taxpayer champion Konni Burton filed today for re-election to represent state Senate District 10 in Tarrant County.
Emmett Praises Straus, Celebrates Death of Property Tax Reform Bills
Harris County Judge says letting voters have a say on tax hikes would be a “device for dictators and demagogues”.
Opponents of Mesquite’s Land Grab Declare Victory
County residents fighting forced annexation celebrate as a new law restricting the practice takes effect today.
Another Big Win for Residents Fighting Mesquite’s Land Grab
Kaufman and Dallas County residents fighting forced annexation by the city of Mesquite got another big win Tuesday.
Texas House District 41, Silent in the Battlefield?
Republican Party efforts in the Rio Grande Valley appear meaningless if they’re unable to recruit a viable candidate for Texas House District 41.
Celina Officials Push Through One Last Land Grab
Ignoring landowners’ protests, the city of Celina approved a final batch of forced annexations just days before a new law takes effect banning them.
Bureaucrats Bemoan Biedermann’s Defense of Taxpayers
Taxpayers in Fredericksburg should be proud their state lawmaker is willing to fight for them while in Austin and back home.
Martin Stringer: Motivated by History, Grounded by Faith
Through formal political roles and organic grassroots outreach, Martin Stringer of Odessa has helped expand liberty and encourage engagement in his community.