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Abbott Sets January Runoff Date for North Texas Senate Race
The seat will be back on the ballot in November 2026, when voters will choose who will represent the district for the next full term.
Previously Deported Pedophile From El Salvador Assaults ICE Agent With Coffee Cup
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security has issued a statement alongside Immigration and Customs...
Cruz and Cornyn File Legislation To Hold Mexico Accountable for Water Delivery Requirements
Legislation has been filed by Sen. Ted Cruz to strengthen enforcement of the 1944 Water Treaty and ensure...
Texas A&M Regents to Consider Restrictions on ‘Gender Ideology’ and ‘Race Ideology’
Texas A&M University System Board of Regents will consider a proposal later this week that would require all courses teaching gender ideology or race ideology to receive explicit approval from campus presidents before they may be offered to students. The proposal,...
After Meme Arrest, Hood County Sheriff Solicits More Social Media Complaints
Hood County Sheriff Roger Deeds encouraged citizens to come forward if they felt they had been victimized by social media posts. This followed the sheriff’s arrest of a citizen for posting a meme. In his November 10 announcement, Sheriff Deeds wrote that “much of what...
Alumni Group Sounds the Alarm on College Athletics Deal
Private equity is eyeing a valuable university asset.
Oncor Pushing $33 Billion Power Project Expansion
California-owned energy company Oncor has ties to the project expansion, a move expected to boost its profits at the expense of Texans.
Paxton Sues To Strike Down ‘Anti-Christian’ Restrictions in State Work-Study Programs
If successful, the case would require Texas colleges and universities to open state-funded work-study and internship opportunities to religious students.
Texas A&M Regents Restrict Ideological Advocacy in Classroom
Curriculum reviews will be done every semester.
Boeing Sued in Texas Court for Downplaying Danger of Aircraft
The company has been under fire in recent years for its DEI practices and numerous safety concerns.
Secretary of State Commits Over $1 Million To Fight Texas GOP Over Closed Primaries
73 percent of Republican voters supported a 2024 ballot proposition calling for closed primaries.
Houston Mayor Rebukes Critics, Defends Police Coordination With ICE
Mayor John Whitmire defended his administration’s cooperation with federal immigration authorities, just days after admitting publicly that the city cooperates with ICE.
Lawmakers Discuss Free Speech and Civil Discourse in Higher Education
State Rep. Terry Wilson said “Texas will defend public expression, but we will also demand order.”
Abbott Sets January Runoff Date for North Texas Senate Race
The seat will be back on the ballot in November 2026, when voters will choose who will represent the district for the next full term.
Previously Deported Pedophile From El Salvador Assaults ICE Agent With Coffee Cup
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security has issued a statement alongside Immigration and Customs...
Cruz and Cornyn File Legislation To Hold Mexico Accountable for Water Delivery Requirements
Legislation has been filed by Sen. Ted Cruz to strengthen enforcement of the 1944 Water Treaty and ensure...
Texas A&M Regents to Consider Restrictions on ‘Gender Ideology’ and ‘Race Ideology’
Texas A&M University System Board of Regents will consider a proposal later this week that would require all courses teaching gender ideology or race ideology to receive explicit approval from campus presidents before they may be offered to students. The proposal,...
After Meme Arrest, Hood County Sheriff Solicits More Social Media Complaints
Hood County Sheriff Roger Deeds encouraged citizens to come forward if they felt they had been victimized by social media posts. This followed the sheriff’s arrest of a citizen for posting a meme. In his November 10 announcement, Sheriff Deeds wrote that “much of what...
VIDEOS AND PODCASTS
No Sharia Law in Texas
Calls for Muslim businesses in Houston to comply with Sharia law have drawn sharp rebukes from Texas officials, including Sen. Ted Cruz and Gov. Greg Abbott.
10/13/25 The ‘Takeover’ in Texas’s Smallest County
- Paxton Sues Over Scheme To ‘Take Over’ Loving County - Paxton Demands Answers from Houston Methodist on...
The Show Behind The Show, TX SREC Edition
On this Salcedo Storm Podcast: Chris & Sean discuss the Democrats Schumer shutdown, movies you can't...
10.13.2025: Republicans censured by Texas GOP
Texas GOP Approves Censures of Five House Republicans… Three-judge Federal Panel Begins Map Deliberation…...
Real Texans: Sara Gonzales
For this week's edition of REAL TEXANS, I visit with Sara Gonzales. We talk about her work on The Blaze, her...
11/11/25 Tax Dollars for Illegal Aliens
- Paxton Sues Harris County Over $1.3 Million for Illegal Aliens’ Legal Defense - Coach in ‘Pass the Trash’...
Islamic Takeover of Texas Part 2: They’re Saying the Quiet Parts Out Loud
Is Texas being infiltrated? Watch Muslim leaders state their own goals, in their own words, and then you...
Kicking The Circle
On this Salcedo Storm Podcast: Daniel Greer is the CEO of Texas Scorecard.
11.11.2025: Abbott’s Property Tax Promise.
Abbott Pledges To ‘Drive a Stake Through’ Property Tax… Texas A&M Regents to Consider Restrictions on...