Provost Alan Sams asks faculty, staff, and graduate students to call university police if federal law enforcement is seen on campus.
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Lawmaker Proposes Strict In-Person Attendance Rules for Higher Education Governing Boards
State Sen. Lois Kolkhorst’s proposal would require members to attend a minimum of 75 percent of board meetings.
Meet the Freshmen: Denise Villalobos
Villalobos’s win marked a significant milestone in the ongoing Republican shift in South Texas.
Club for Growth President Promises To Hold Lawmakers Accountable on School Choice
The conservative organization spent nearly $9 million in 14 Republican primaries and runoffs last year.
Texas Sues TikTok for Peddling Explicit Content to Minors
The lawsuit also accuses TikTok of knowingly designing its platform to exploit children’s vulnerabilities.
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Texas Republicans Have 26 Freshmen House Members and 2 New State Senators
Republicans picked up two new House seats and a Senate seat in majority-Hispanic South Texas.
Texas Voters Split on School Bonds, Tax Increases
Texas school districts currently owe $120 billion in property tax-supported bond debt.
Analysis: School Choice Continues Winning Streak
Will Gov. Abbott and House Republicans keep playing games?
Texas Sends Four New Congressmen to Washington, DC
Two Republicans and two Democrats won their elections to serve in the U.S. House of Representatives.
The Battle for Texas House Speaker: Can Phelan Hold On?
The Republican Caucus will meet next month to nominate a candidate for speaker of the House.
Donald Trump Wins Texas
Redistricting conducted since the last presidential election has given Texas 40 electoral votes—two more than in 2020.
Republicans Flip South Texas Senate Seat
The rematch between Democrat incumbent Morgan LaMantia and Republican Adam Hinojosa swung in Hinojosa’s favor.
Republicans Sweep Statewide Judicial Elections in Texas
Republicans won all three Supreme Court seats up for election and all three Court of Criminal Appeals seats.
Republicans Flip Two South Texas House Seats
Denise Villalobos and Don McLaughlin have flipped longtime Democrat seats in South Texas.
Republicans Defend Two Bexar County House Seats
Two House seats in the San Antonio area will remain Republican.
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14 Constitutional Amendments on the November Ballot
Proposition 4 implements property tax relief measures passed during the second special session.
Lawmaker Demands Answers From Texas A&M Over $1M Payout
State Rep. Brian Harrison says his constituents should not have to pay a DEI proponent a million dollars.
George Soros Funds Race-centered Journalism at UT Austin
Billionaire corporations seek to influence the next generation of journalists.
Texas A&M Gives $1 Million Payout to DEI Proponent After Failed Hiring
Kathleen McElroy rejected A&M’s job offer after the public outcry over her hiring prompted the university to water down her contract.
ACLU Sues to Stop Law Protecting Children From Sexually Explicit Performances
The lawsuit claims the measure violates the First and 14th Amendments and will cause irreparable harm to the plaintiffs.
See You at the Library: Texans Hosting 40+ BRAVE Books Story Hours
Actor and author Kirk Cameron will appear at one of Saturday’s conservative book-reading events in Texas.
Paxton Moves to Have ‘Illegal’ Testimony Excluded From Impeachment Trial
Tony Buzbee, a lawyer representing Paxton, says the impeachment is based on “hearsay upon hearsay upon hearsay.”
George Soros Funds Effort to ‘Turn Texas Blue’
The Texas Majority PAC is already among the top ten most well-funded PACs in the state.
Texas A&M Names Obama Appointee as Interim President
The board of regents also authorized university lawyers to pursue a settlement with DEI proponent Kathleen McElroy following her failed hiring.
Texas State Agency Hosts LGBT Trivia
Although the LGBT employee resource group holds their pride meetings during lunch break, they still use taxpayer-funded government-issued devices to partake in such events.