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At the Texas Public Policy Foundation’s Policy Orientation, Gov.-elect Greg Abbott presented a number of regulatory reforms designed to increase...

Since the grow-government establishment in Austin cannot win when they take their case to the voters, as witnessed by this year’s elections,...

Last month, Austin was rocked by the latest in a slew of scandals suggesting widespread corruption in state government. Health and Human Services...

Close allies of Texas House Speaker Joe Straus were rejected by Republican primary voters last March, and his Democratic allies were routed in their...

Building on their successful research of the Real Texas Budget and the Conservative Texas Budget, the Texas Public Policy Foundation released a paper...

Several weeks ago, Speaker candidate Rep. Scott Turner penned a letter to State Rep. Charlie Geren and House Speaker Joe Straus, calling on them to...

Did you vote for a “progressive” agenda in 2014? Did Texans support the progressives, like the candidates of Progress Texas and Battleground Texas?...

With the start of the legislative session fast approaching, advocates for school choice reform are jockeying to set forward proposals they believe...

Incoming State Senator Charles Perry (R-Lubbock) has filed a constitutional amendment to protect the Economic Stabilization Fund (ESF), sometimes...

The United States of America is unique in human history for its founders’ experiment in self-government – the belief that educated people did not...

This afternoon, conservative champion Ken Paxton was sworn in as Texas’ 51st Attorney General today before a crowded chamber of conservatives...

In a six-part series beginning on Sunday, Jan. 4, Christopher Paxton will explore Texas’ biennial budget process. His series will provide...