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Whom Do You Serve?
We must remind those in office that they work for us, and we must remind ourselves of that as well.
5.2.2025: Time is running out.
Lawmakers Warn House Is Running Out of Time… Parents Push For Public Education Reforms… Texas A&M...
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5/1/25 Conservative Lawmakers Speak Out
- Conservative Lawmakers Warn Texas House Is Running Out of Time To Pass GOP Priorities - House Leadership...
House Leadership Blocking Ban on Taxpayer-Funded Lobbying, Says Texas Lawmaker
State Rep. Brent Money says State Affairs Committee Chair Ken King won’t give the legislation a hearing.
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1/24/25 Why Democrats are Celebrating in Texas
- House Uses ‘Nuclear Option’ To Force Through Rules Empowering Democrats - Texas Senate Moves Swiftly on School Choice, Sets Committee Hearing - Texas State Bar Drops Long-Running Case Against Attorney General Ken Paxton
Harris County Taxpayers Pay Millions To Defend Illegal Aliens From Deportation
In response to an open records request, the Harris County Housing & Community Development department revealed that it spent $2,071,676.21 in 2024 paying for legal services for illegal aliens. The services are also available for illegal aliens with criminal...
City View ISD Tries to Block Mom From Daughter’s ‘Senior Night’ Event
City View Independent School District officials are trying to block a mom from attending her daughter’s “senior night” event after issuing her a criminal trespass citation last year—even though a judge has ordered that the mom be allowed to attend the on-campus event....
DOJ Drops Criminal Case Against Texas Children’s Hospital Whistleblower
The U.S. Department of Justice has dropped its criminal case against a Texas Children’s Hospital doctor who blew the whistle on the hospital for continuing to administer cross-sex hormones to children. In May 2023, Eithan Haim revealed that the hospital was continuing...
New AG Powers
State Sen. Bryan Hughes’ measure would give the attorney general the power to prosecute crimes related to elections, abortion, and abuse of office when local prosecutors fail to act.
Texas Senate Moves Swiftly on School Choice, Sets Committee Hearing
The Texas Senate has already referred school choice legislation to committee and has scheduled a hearing for Tuesday, January 28. Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick sent Senate Bill 2 on Friday to the Committee on Education K-16 chaired by State Sen. Brandon Creighton (R-Conroe),...
Texas State Bar Drops Long-Running Case Against Attorney General Ken Paxton
After four years of contentious legal battles, the Texas State Bar has officially dropped its effort to sanction Attorney General Ken Paxton. The move comes shortly after the Texas Supreme Court dismissed a related case against Paxton’s first assistant, Brent Webster,...
US Troops Arrive in El Paso To Secure the Border
The Trump administration has begun sending more than a thousand U.S. troops to conduct enforcement operations along the southern border, including soldiers deployed to El Paso. On Wednesday, the U.S. Department of Defense announced that under President Donald Trump’s...
Former State Rep. Scott Sanford Enters McKinney Mayoral Race
Former State Rep. Scott Sanford has entered the race to be McKinney’s next mayor, pitting the pastor against an establishment-backed developer. The race could become a referendum on a controversial plan for expanding the city-owned airport to accommodate commercial...