NEWS
Texas AG Expands Power Grid Investigation
“Hardworking Texans who pulled together to get their communities through this disaster deserve transparency and justice.”
Right to Life of East Texas: Protecting Life One City at a Time
“I firmly believe, outside of the local church and the family institution, the strongest and most powerful body of government is our local government body.”
Approaching Deadlines
The bill filing deadline is this Friday. What else is happening this week in the 87th Texas Legislature?
Senators Rally Around Bills Aimed at Curbing Governor’s Emergency Authorities
Almost immediately after filing, the bills received 14 other authors (11 Republicans and three Democrats). This accounts for almost half of the 31-member Senate.
Lawmakers Seek to Protect Patients by Ending 10-Day Rule
Texas’ infamous law gained national attention during the Tinslee Lewis case.
Dickson: Gorman Becomes 21st City to Outlaw Abortion
“This is what we have to do. For the good of this town. For the good of the students. For the good of this community and the people who are around us.”
School District Faces Community Outrage After Offering Students Sexually Graphic Books
“As a healthcare professional, I’ll just point out the obvious: the above content presented to a minor constitutes sexual abuse and should be reported as such.”
Introducing This Week in Texas
The best way to prepare for what is coming each week under the pink dome in Austin. This Week in Texas is coming soon!
100 Percent Open?
Texas is opening back up, ERCOT makes a change, and the Texas Legislature does nothing.
Just A Small Bit Of Liberty
As a self-governing people, we must stop acquiescing to the politicians and moral busybodies.
Just A Small Bit Of Liberty
Tyrants nibble away at small bits of our liberty in the name of preserving our safety until all that remains is our subservience.
Abbott: Schools Won’t Lose Funding Despite Declining Attendance
Attendance in public schools statewide dropped by 150,000 students from January 2019 to January 2021.