The Houston event is part of a series of fundraisers Phelan has hosted after coming in second place to former Orange County GOP Chairman David Covey in the March primary.
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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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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.”
State Rep. Glenn Rogers and Challenger Mike Olcott to Face Off in Republican Primary
This race will serve as a rematch after Rogers narrowly defeated Olcott in 2022.
Texans for Fiscal Responsibility Endorses Candidates
Official endorsements for the upcoming primary election were announced by the organization.
Texas Public Policy Foundation Announces Legislative Priorities for 2025
The priorities include school choice, border security, and public safety.
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Proposal to Expedite Election Contests Sails Through Senate
The legislation is in response to a series of six lawsuits filed following the November constitutional election, challenging the results based on the certification of the voting machines used.
Vendors, State Argue in Federal Appeals Court Over Sexually Explicit Books
Texas wants to enforce new regulations for school library vendors during an ongoing legal challenge.
Abbott Endorses Mike Olcott over Glenn Rogers After School Choice Vote
The endorsement represents a switch for Abbott, who endorsed Rogers in 2022.
Texas A&M Administrator Still Employed After Arrest for Possessing Child Pornography
The university employee was arrested by the FBI for possession of child sexual abuse material.
Activists Say More Work Remains to Protect Texas Children
Parents were inspired to action at a Protect Our Children event held in Llano.
Texas Sues Pfizer for ‘Misrepresenting’ COVID-19 Vaccine Efficacy
Attorney General Ken Paxton says Pfizer violated the Texas Deceptive Trade Practices Act.
Texas Supreme Court Hears Landmark Abortion Case
The Supreme Court of Texas heard arguments in which over 20 plaintiffs claim the state’s abortion bans are harming them.
Sole Finalist for Texas A&M President Believes in White Privilege
Mark Welsh is set to be named as the President of Texas A&M early next month.
Ted Cruz to Endorse Against Texas Republicans Who Killed School Choice
Cruz also prioritized school choice in the 2022 primary, saying it was a “critical factor” in earning his support.
UT Dallas Students Object to Removal of ‘Spirit Rocks’
The UT Dallas administration removed historic university artifacts traditionally used for students’ free expression after support for Palestine clashed with that of Israel.