Meanwhile Gov. Greg Abbott passes the money-laundering buck.

Meanwhile Gov. Greg Abbott passes the money-laundering buck.
Texas’ Office of the Attorney General joined a coalition of states in investigating S&P Global’s use of ESG factors in its credit rating analysis.
The CCP is trying to extend its surveillance and repression operations into the Lone Star State. So far, they’ve been successful.
Pornhub and others claim the state’s new rules for ensuring users are 18 years old violate the First Amendment.
Schaefer opened the door to a possible future run for higher office.
Family rights activists decry the program as “absolutely unbelievable.”
Dan Patrick indicates he is willing to go to a special session for school choice.
Accountability in SBISD is taken hostage by left-wing partisans.
Survey of 100,000 Texas classroom teachers finds nearly half want to “empower parents.”
“I’m not going to have anyone dictate the terms I use or don’t use.”
“Get married, stay married, and be fruitful and multiply.”
Seventy-seven lawmakers joined as co-authors on State Rep. Valoree Swanson’s legislation to protect women’s college sports.
The South Texas lawmaker is the former chairman of the Hidalgo County Democratic Party.
“This session, we will empower every parent with the ability to choose the best high-quality education option for their child.”
“They trade on their government contacts, and their clients pay top dollar for the access and influence.”
The two join State Rep. Jonathan Stickland as the only lawmakers currently supporting the conservative plan.
The race to finish the unexpired term of the Fort Bend County-based House District 28 was not decided in Tuesday’s special election; the race now heads to a runoff.
When Texas voters took to the polls, they approved all but one constitutional amendment on the ballot.
Democrats want courts to restore the process used regularly by local officials to target sympathetic voters and tilt election results.
When asked for a response to conservative grassroots calling for a special session, Chairman James Dickey said he’s “already committed to backing up everything in the [Texas Republican Party] platform.”
The scandal has created an opportunity for Gov. Greg Abbott, who solely wields the power to call the legislature into a special session.
“California and liberal elites shouldn’t get to make decisions for the rest of the country. We need to make sure they don’t.”
The lieutenant governor is touting his work to whittle away at the state’s budget bureaucracy.
How much more will you have to pay next year?
Legislators have a chance to reset the balance of power in the Texas House.