Individuals from Mexico, China, and India were among the top buyers.
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Bomb Threat at Texas Right to Life Office
The organization is coordinating with law enforcement.
Investigation Reveals Pay Issues Plaguing Texas National Guard
Communications reveal complications arose in paying Texas National Guard servicemen during Gov. Abbott’s Operation Lone Star.
Former ICE Special Agent Victor Avila Announces for Texas Land Commissioner
He joins several other Republican and Democrat candidates already vying for the position.
Biden’s Vaccine Mandate for Federal Contractors Threatens Nuclear Security
Although Biden’s vaccine mandate has been halted following further court action, if it’s not officially overturned, critical nuclear plant employees could face termination.
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Texas Legislature Protects Rights of Nursing Home Residents
Citizens are victorious in fighting to defend the rights of their families.
Constitutional Carry to Become State Law in Texas
After the Texas Legislature’s final approval, the landmark bill will head to the governor’s desk to be signed into law.
Late Bill Referral Sows Confusion for Activists
Senate Bill 1311 is dead. However, late activity in the House has confused some activists, leading them to believe the bill is still alive.
Tucker Carlson Calls Abbott ‘Total Fraud’ During Interview With Uvalde Mayor
He could just say, ‘This is our state. It’s the state of Texas, and we’re not putting up with this crap, and we’re gonna seal our border because it’s our state.’ But he’s refusing to do that.”
When Will 2022 Primary Elections Take Place?
“The delay in the primary is good for conservative challengers and bad for incumbents. The longer a challenger has to communicate to voters, the more equal the playing field of competition.”
Are Alamo Improvements Subject to UN Approval?
A spokesman for the General Land Office says the Alamo Trust’s new executive director “misspoke” when she said permanent improvements required UNESCO approval.
Texas Secretary of State Ruth Hughs to Step Down
Hughs’ resignation is effective the final day of the legislative session.
Texas Legislature Approves Bill to Protect Foster Parents’ Self-Defense Rights
“House Bill 1387 … ensur[es] there are fewer barriers facing qualified individuals ready to help our children.”
Senate Takes Different Approach to Emergency Powers Reform
The Senate sponsor of the Texas Pandemic Response Act substituted the bill with his own approach to emergency powers reform, which further speaks to the different approaches of the two chambers on the issue.
House Bill 135: Penalty for Parents Unknown
Parents would be required to blur faces before sharing recordings of state officials interviewing them.
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Williams’ Education
Taxpayers can expect Williams to help bring serious, practical reforms to our schools.
Yellow to Green
For decades, TxDOT has been painting transportation equipment a shade of yellow known as “federal yellow.”
Winning with Questions
JoAnn Fleming has become an inspiration for many by helping citizens to be effective in civic engagement.
2007’s Worst Mostly Gone
Texas conservative voters are increasingly concerned with overreaching government.
From the Senate Race to the Speaker’s Race
A refocused Tea Party can have just as significant of an impact on the 2013 State Legislature.
Chisum Goes For A Taxer
It's sad to see State Rep. Warren Chisum ending his career in public service by supporting a self-admitted...
GOP Battle Brewing Over Texas Taxes
A nasty fissure is opening in the leadership team of Texas House Speaker Joe Straus on the issue of property taxes.
Finally Ending Property Taxes?
Texas doesn't have 'a' property tax, as any property owner knows, we have hundreds -- nay, thousands....
The Sky Didn’t Fall After All
We’ve never spent more on K-12 education than is being spent right now.
Trial And Error
For at least a decade, Texas trial lawyers have underwritten the activities of the liberal, grow-government...