Advocates are skeptical about claims it would be the “largest property tax cut ever in Texas history.”

Advocates are skeptical about claims it would be the “largest property tax cut ever in Texas history.”
The resolution celebrates LGBTQ associations for being a “powerful advocate for the dignity and prosperity of all Texans.”
New measure defends landowners’ right to use deadly force to protect their land.
“The unwavering dedication of the leaders from the Islamic community in the State of Texas has served as an impetus for a more equal and altruistic population.”
“Our current response, although unprecedented, is not strong enough to actually stop the influx of illegal aliens and deadly drugs into our state.”
Two proposed pieces of legislation would have taxpayers vote to approve certain property taxes hikes.
“I did nothing wrong and will fight for what’s right—which is caring for patients.”
“For too long, Florida has led and Texas has followed when it comes to dealing with the catastrophes unleashed upon citizens by the Biden Administration.”
The South Texas lawyer was the driving force behind the passage of a constitutional amendment that voters had previously rejected.
“A gaming version of the Great Wolf Lodge.”
State Rep. Thompson is the second-longest-serving representative in the Texas House, beginning her 25th session this year.
“I’m trying to figure out whether or not it was a joke.”
After pushback from Texas lawmakers, the University of Texas says it has decided to pause its new DEI policies across all campuses.
The program has drawn criticism from both the right and left.
“Anyone who claims to be in the light but hates his brother is still in the darkness.”
Analysts say draft budget “is a great start.”
“It has also been reported that ByteDance planned to use TikTok location information to surveil individual American citizens.”
Both the House and Senate budget drafts spend an unprecedented $130 billion in general revenue.
The bill is an extension to a previous bill to prohibit foreign-owned companies from building on Texas land.
“Parents deserve the freedom to choose the education that’s best for their child.”
Four Texas House Representatives asked Texas’ attorney general to examine the organization’s recent guidelines on “transgender” students.
The Texas House voted for a 29 percent increase, while the Senate approved a 46 percent increase.
Casino gambling interests poured big money into campaign coffers of Texas politicians, including House Speaker Dade Phelan.
State Sen. Bob Hall filed a bill to prohibit schools from teaching sexual orientation and gender identity.
The original order has been extended for 1,039 days.