Paxton is asking the court to stop the county from issuing payments under the program and deem it unconstitutional.
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Texas 4-H Under Fire for Releasing CRT-filled Workbook
The Texas branch of 4-H is facing backlash for its latest “Explore Book” on “Global Service.”
Glenn Rogers Encourages Illegal Electioneering by School Districts
A text thread is the latest in a series of events suggesting election coordination with government schools.
Frisco Independent School District Sued For Illegal Electioneering
The Texas attorney general sued the school district for using official resources to push citizens to vote for “pro-public education” candidates.
‘Trump is Not Welcome in Texas’: Lawmaker’s Anti-Trump Tweets Surface in Campaign
State Rep. Justin Holland accused former President Donald Trump of being “out of touch” and “not a true Statesman.”
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Illegal Immigration and School Choice Collide
Incumbents are running from their records, and missing data is hiding the continued border surge.
Lawmaker Works to Curtail Taxpayer Funding of LGBTQ Studies at Texas A&M University
State Rep. Brian Harrison said that he will be exploring ways to end woke classes in Texas universities.
House District 68 Incumbent Representative Faces Challenger
The district covers a stretch of land north of Austin up to the Texas-Oklahoma border.
Texas Universities Admit to Skirting New Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Law
An undercover investigation reveals multiple Texas universities admitting they will continue DEI work despite the state’s ban.
Lt. Gov. Patrick Joins Gov. Abbott in Endorsements for House Seats
Patrick said he believes the Texas House “needs new leadership and a fresh crop of new members.”
Candidates Compete for House District 30 Open Seat
Four candidates are vying to fill the seat in the South Texas district.
Texas Schools Still ‘Passing the Trash’
A Texas educator charged last year with child grooming had a past record of “improper communications with students.”
State Rep. Kronda Thimesch Calls Opponent ‘Liberal,’ But Appointed Him as Successor
According to records obtained by Texas Scorecard, Thimesch appointed her opponent Mitch Little as an emergency interim successor.
Democrats Push to Connect Texas to National Power Grid
Texas energy experts argue this would not solve any grid reliability issues.
Attorney General Paxton Issues Final Endorsements for Upcoming Primary Election
The list was accompanied by a message from the attorney general for Texas to “clean house.”
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Dangerous Ties: Communist China and Texas A&M
The pursuit of global partnerships by Texas universities comes at the expense of national security and the potential dissemination of foreign influence.
Big Win for Galveston County: Court Keeps Redistricting Maps in Place for 2024
Fifth Circuit judges also signaled the county is likely to win its appeal to the full court, which will transform redistricting across Texas.
Texas Republican National Committeewoman Not Seeking Re-election
Toni Anne Dashiell has been a strong supporter of RNC Chair Ronna McDaniel.
Attorney General Warns Judge Cannot Protect Hospitals and Doctors that Violate Texas’ Abortion Laws
Attorney General Ken Paxton says the temporary restraining order will “expire long before the statute of limitations.”
Gov. Abbott Continues Endorsements Against Incumbents
State Representatives Travis Clardy and Drew Darby are the governor’s latest anti-school choice targets.
Texas Joins Daily Wire and The Federalist to Sue State Department Over Censorship
The State of Texas has joined two media outlets in suing the U.S. Department of State for conspiring to censor American media companies.
As Special Session Ends, Dan Patrick Says Dade Phelan is ‘Impossible to Work With’
School choice is once again a casualty of the Texas House at the end of the fourth special session in Austin.
Constituents Say State Rep. Frazier Should Resign After Pleading Guilty to Sign Shenanigans
Frederick Frazier is expected to receive a dishonorable discharge from the Dallas Police Department.
Attorney General Paxton Secures Administrative Stay, Preventing Destruction of Texas’ Border Barriers
Attorney General Ken Paxton recently celebrated an administrative stay that prevents federal agents from destroying Texas’s concertina wire fencing.
80 Days Later, Texas House Has Yet to Disclose Impeachment Costs
Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick said he is giving Speaker Dade Phelan and the House until the end of the year to comply.