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Smugglers Evade Law Enforcement By Ditching Vehicles In Rio Grande
Footage shows multiple instances of criminals retreating back to Mexico after smuggling operations.
Frederick Frazier Falsely Claims His Criminal Charges Have Been Dismissed
This is the latest instance of Frazier being called out for being dishonest.
The Devil’s Bargain: How Texans for Lawsuit Reform “Lost Their Way”
Attorney Mark Pulliam’s overview of TLR’s story arc.
Texas Democrat Precinct Chairs Are Outpacing Republicans
The more general election ballots cast in a voting precinct for that party’s gubernatorial nominee means more delegates, alternates, and weighted votes for that precinct.
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Attorney General Attempts to Stop Border NGO Criminal Activity
This is the latest development in the attorney general’s legal battle with a Catholic nonprofit accused of human smuggling.
DPS Arrests Illegal Alien Wanted for Murder
Two human smugglers were also apprehended.
New Effort Begins to Eliminate Texas GOP’s Pro-Life Priority
The petition claims the abortion issue is hindering Republicans’ ability to secure electoral victories.
Runoff Preview: Spencer and VanDeaver Compete for House District 1
Incumbent Gary VanDeaver and Chris Spencer are facing off to represent northeast Texas.
Report: US Should End Birthright Citizenship for Children of Illegal Aliens
A report from the Huffines Liberty Foundation explains this legal remedy should be pursued, but the U.S. also needs to regain control of the border.
Gov. Abbott Directs Public Universities to Ignore Biden’s Title IX Rewrite
Recent reporting revealed that Texas A&M University was “scrambling” to implement the new rules.
Gov. Abbott Slams Proposal to Give Federal Government More Control Over National Guard
The proposal would allow the Air Force to transfer Air National Guard units without the approval of governors.
Facing Criticism, Frederick Frazier Lies About Paxton Impeachment
Frazier is falsely claiming that Attorney General Ken Paxton chose not to take part in the House’s impeachment investigation, when the record shows otherwise.
In Their Own Words: House Runoff Candidates on the Speaker
Texas Scorecard asked candidates what they would like to see in a House Speaker Candidate.
Illegal Border Crossings Increase In Maverick County
The Texas Department of Safety continues to apprehend small groups of illegal aliens.
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Texas Grid Operator Warns of Coming Problems as Energy Prices Rise
ERCOT issued a warning on potential energy deficiencies from April 29 through May 1.
Could Democrats Save Incumbent Rep. John Kuempel in Runoff Election?
A new push from the Texas GOP, however, could see Democrat interference in Republican primary elections significantly curtailed.
Attorney General Ken Paxton Sues Biden Administration Over Title IX Rewrite
The lawsuit claims the new rule is an infringement on Texas’ sovereignty.
Attorney General Paxton Wrangles Major Porn Website Into Compliance With Texas Law
Following a lawsuit from the attorney general, the operator of “Chaturbate” will establish guidelines to abide by state age verification laws and is required to pay nearly $700K to Texas.
What Will Texas Do to Protect Female Students From Biden’s Title IX Rewrite?
Texas lawmakers are calling for action to protect girls.
Laredo Journalist Arrested For Questioning Government Officials Turns to Supreme Court
“If that is not an obvious violation of the Constitution, it’s hard to imagine what would be,” the U.S. Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals previously determined
3 Texas Teachers Arrested in 3 Days for Sex with Students
Two of the three were football coaches, while a fourth teacher was fired for alleged sexual misconduct.
Dr. Mary Talley Bowden V. Texas Medical Board Showdown
The protracted fight over medical freedom has been costly to Bowden.
Attorney General to Take over Prosecution of Harris County Judge Staff
Outgoing Harris County District Attorney Kim Ogg said that she felt the Attorney General’s office would be the best agency to prosecute the cases.
Texas GOP Exploring Options to Close Primary Elections From Democrat Interference
Nearly 73 percent of Republican voters approved a resolution in support of closed primaries during the primary election last month.