“How can providing the truth be deemed harmful to the community?” the president of iVoterGuide asked.
State
Citizens Tell Senators School Districts Are Failing to Implement Law Barring Explicit Books
Problems with inappropriate materials persist in school districts across the state.
Texas Settles With AI Company Accused of Overpromising on its Healthcare Technologies
The state had accused Pieces Technology of misrepresenting the accuracy of its AI healthcare tool intended to help hospitals recommend treatments based on patient data.
Texas Children’s Hospital Whistleblower Tells Senate Committee to Investigate Use of State Funds
She was fired from her job at the hospital last month after disclosing information that allegedly revealed Medicaid fraud for gender mutilation procedures.
Texas A&M Textbook Supports “Transgender” Bathrooms
The textbook author frames allowing males into female spaces as protecting transgender rights.
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These Republicans Are Fundraising With Phelan
Nine lawmakers are holding a fundraiser alongside the embattled Speaker of the House.
Democrat Ana-Maria Ramos Enters Race for Speaker of the House
Ramos is the first Democrat to file for the position.
John Smithee Files for Speaker of the House
Smithee is the fifth Republican candidate to mount a challenge to incumbent Dade Phelan.
AG Paxton Cautions Against Unsolicited Voter Registration Applications
The advisory responds to recent mass mailouts of unsolicited voter registration forms by third parties at taxpayers’ expense.
Over $1 Million Worth of Methamphetamine Seized at Del Rio Bridge
This is one of the latest narcotics shipments busted by U.S. Customs and Border Protection.
The ‘Caucus Nomination’ for Speaker Explained
Current House Speaker Dade Phelan already has four candidates challenging him for the Republican nomination for speaker.
Texas Trafficking Victims Sue Software Company for Its Alleged Role in Human Trafficking
The victims allege that Salesforce provided a sex-selling marketplace.
‘Secret Speech Police’ Granted Exclusive Power Over Campaign Violations, Court Rules
The Court of Criminal Appeals says the Texas Ethics Commission has exclusive jurisdiction over matters regarding campaign law violations.
Speaker Phelan Used State Jet for Campaign Activities
A new report shows House Speaker Dade Phelan used a state jet to attend a football game and raise money for his campaign.
Records, Video Show Cole Hefner Skipped Paxton Impeachment Vote
An investigation into lawmakers’ use of state jets has revealed that Cole Hefner “ghost voted” to impeach Ken Paxton last year while using a government plane for personal business.
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New Policy Stops Gender-confused Individuals From Changing Sex on Driver’s License
A new Department of Public Safety policy will only allow Texans to change the sex listed on their license to fix a clerical error.
Illegal Alien Charged With Assault Arrested in Boston, Repeatedly Crossed Through Texas
The foreign national from Guatemala has a history of re-entering the United States and returning to South America either via deportation or voluntary return once apprehended by U.S. Border Patrol.
Paxton Probes Claims of Noncitizens Being Registered to Vote Outside Driver License Offices
“It is a crime to vote—or to register to vote—if you are not a United States Citizen. Any wrongdoing will be punished to the fullest extent of the law,” said Paxton.
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.
Pro-family ‘See You at the Library’ Events to be Held Across Texas Saturday
The “pro-God, pro-America” story hours started by Kirk Cameron and BRAVE Books will include 39 parent-led events.
Incoming Lawmakers Challenge TxDOT’s Plan to Maintain Tolls After $1.7 Billion Buyout
The Republican Party of Texas platform calls on the Texas Legislature to “abolish existing toll roads and prohibit future construction.”
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.
Parker County GOP Debunks Immigrant Voter Registration Claim
Even still, Texans are urged to be vigilant of election fraud.
Group Sues Attorney General Paxton to Halt Online Age Verification Law
The SCOPE Act will require sites that publish harmful or obscene content to use an age verification method to ensure the user is 18 years or older
Survey: Texans Support Historical Religious Stories in School Curriculum
Most respondents believe that religious texts can help students better understand Western civilization.