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Fifth Circuit Ruling Restores the ‘Day’ to Election Day
Court finds federal law requires mail ballots to arrive by Election Day and preempts state laws to the contrary.
Attorney General Paxton Probes DOJ Targeting of Elon Musk’s Voter Registration Program
Paxton said the Biden-Harris administration has been weaponizing the justice system against political opponents for the past four years.
Report: Federal Subsidies Predominately Fund Unreliable Energy
Wind and solar are a small part of the energy industry, yet they are the most subsidized.
Biden-Harris Admin Accused of ‘Quiet Amnesty’ Amid Immigration Court Backlog
Details have surfaced revealing how the federal government allegedly used the backlog of immigration court cases as an excuse to permit illegal aliens to remain inside the United States.
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2 Major Victories For Conservatives This Week
Not only did teacher unions take a major hit, but the largest abortion advocate in Texas history took a major loss this week. You need to hear a portion of this debate from the week. It’s wild.
AG Paxton Sues Dallas for Banning Licensed Gun Owners From Carrying on Public Property
Attorney General Ken Paxton has sued the City of Dallas for banning licensed handgun owners from carrying into Fair Park’s Music Hall and the Majestic Theatre. Dallas leases both event centers to outside groups, and has not stopped the groups from prohibiting...
Frisco Floats Controversial Performing Arts Center Bond
Frisco officials are asking voters to approve a $160 million bond to finance a controversial city-owned center for the arts. With interest, the bond would cost local property taxpayers $308 million, according to the city’s own estimates—92 percent more than the dollar...
Texas House Retreats From Honoring Planned Parenthood President Amid Pro-Life Pushback
A resolution to honor Cecile Richards, the former president of Planned Parenthood, was pulled from the Texas House floor Thursday following fierce backlash from a coalition of conservative lawmakers. Richards led Planned Parenthood from 2006 to 2018, during which time...
TAMU Law Application Emphasizes ‘Racial,’ ‘Gender Identity’ Grievances
In its application for prospective students, the Texas A&M School of Law is soliciting “racial,” “ethnic,” and “gender identity” grievances. A source provided Texas Scorecard with a screenshot from the Texas A&M School of Law’s application page. On the...
Stratford ISD Confirms Educator Misconduct ‘Rumors’
Stratford Independent School District has confirmed “rumors” that two employees are under criminal investigation for alleged misconduct with students. Superintendent Paul Uttley released a statement Wednesday confirming that district administrators had received a...
Tomball ISD Seeks Voter Approval of $429 Million Bond Package
Tomball Independent School District is asking voters to consider a $429 million bond package in the upcoming May election. The proposal, split into four separate propositions, spends millions on infrastructure, technology, athletics, and activity centers. Texas...
The America First Economy Debated By Conservatives
On this Salcedo Storm Podcast: Stephen Moore is a prominent free-market economist and a distinguished visiting fellow at the Heritage Foundation. During the 2016 presidential campaign, Mr. Moore served as a senior economic advisor to Donald Trump and is the author of...
City of Moran Outlaws Abortion Trafficking
On Tuesday, the City Council of the City of Moran (pop. 285) passed an “Ordinance Outlawing Abortion, declaring Moran a Sanctuary City for the Unborn” in a 4-0-1 vote: four in favor, zero against, with one abstaining. The City of Moran, located between Cisco (pop....