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Potter County Judge Addresses Computer Hack

Potter County Judge Nancy Tanner publicly addressed the recent computer hacking that crippled the county's computer systems. This week, Tanner interviewed with KVII-TV, confirming that the computer hack was indeed a ransomware virus targeted at the county. The hack...

Austin’s Mayor Keeps Dinner with Anti-Semitic Congresswoman

Despite criticism, Austin Mayor Steve Adler is keeping his dinner plans this weekend with a controversial U.S. congresswoman. Adler is guest of honor at Saturday’s Iftar dinner in Austin, a Ramadan event hosted by Emgage, an advocacy group for American Muslims. The...

Public Weighs In on Top Election Integrity Reforms

This session’s highest-priority election integrity legislation, Senate Bill 9, received a public hearing in the House Elections Committee Wednesday, just days before the deadline for Senate bills to advance through the Texas House. All Senate bills must be reported...

UNESCO, THC Moving to Subvert Alamo Museum Plan

The United Nations appears on track to reach into Texas and complicate efforts to honor the Alamo. While portions of the plan to renovate and restore the Alamo, such as the movement of the cenotaph, are a hot debate among conservatives, one issue of agreement is the...

Austin Wants Green New Deal

The average Austin homeowner is paying 80 percent more to their city council than they did just 10 years ago—and now the city council is supporting an idea that will completely bankrupt many Austinites. Austin City Council recently unanimously passed a resolution...