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StandWithUs Files Complaint Against Dallas ISD For Allegedly Enabling Antisemitism
A Jewish student joined the organization in filing the complaint with the U.S. Department of Education’s Office of Civil Rights.
Fort Worth Employees Can Become DEI ‘Champions’
A flyer showcases six different events that employees can attend to become “Diversity Matters Champions.”
Federal Authorities Recapture Terrorist Watchlist Suspect
Afghan national Mohammed Karwan was released into the U.S. twice previously.
Two Texas Congressmen Buck Speaker Johnson
Concern over warrantless surveillance delayed FISA reauthorization.
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Fort Worth-area Congressional Seat Goes to Runoff
State Rep. Craig Goldman will be facing off against businessman John O’Shea in the Republican Primary runoff election for U.S. House District 12. The congressional seat opened when U.S. Rep. Kay Granger announced her retirement late last year, with Goldman and O’Shea...
Eliminate Property Taxes, Secure the Border: GOP Voters Make Expectations Known Ahead of 2025
When Republican voters cast their votes this week in the primary election, they didn't just elect candidates. They also approved 13 ballot propositions. These propositions don't have the effect of law. Instead, they are designed as a poll of Republican voters to help...
Texas Schools Struggle To Keep Up With Surge of Illegal Alien Students
State schools are struggling to outpace the surge of illegal alien students being enrolled in public education, per a recent report by the Heritage Foundation. According to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, when a child unaccompanied by an adult or...
Houston Budget Faces $160m-plus Shortfall
As in years past, Houston’s upcoming budget is expected to face a shortfall of between $160-200 million, and the administration is now laying out a plan to address it. In this month’s financial report, Houston Finance Director Melissa Dubowksi—who was appointed in...
Fredericksburg Moms Host Wholesome Book Fair
A group of Fredericksburg moms concerned about age-inappropriate content in kids’ books hosted a book fair this week stocked exclusively with wholesome, family-friendly titles. The Gillespie County Chapter of Moms for Liberty partnered with SkyTree Book Fairs, a new...
Election Fraud: Turtle On a Fence Post
I have worked in elections for over 40 years. Early on, I got involved in “ballot security”—sometimes called “election integrity.” It was then that I was told that election fraud was “like a turtle on a fence post.” You know it didn’t get there by itself, and you...
Challenger Wins State Board of Education Race, Two Others Head to Runoff
One challenger knocked off an incumbent in the March 5 Republican primary for the State Board of Education, while two others forced their opponents into runoffs. Data from the Texas Secretary of State's website showed youth pastor Brandon Hall beat retired educator...
Princeton ISD Removes 100+ ‘Inappropriate’ Library Books
Trustees in Princeton Independent School District have removed more than 100 “inappropriate” library books from circulation for review in response to concerns raised by public education advocates. Grassroots advocacy group Citizens Defending Freedom found the...
Mom Speaks Out After Texas Teen Was Allegedly Killed by Illegal Alien
After an illegal alien allegedly brutally murdered a 16-year-old girl, her mother is now speaking out, calling for stricter laws to protect communities from individuals with violent criminal histories. Jacqueline Medina, the mother of 16-year-old Lizbeth Medina who...