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San Angelo ISD Teacher Jailed for Alleged Sexual Misconduct With Student
A school resource officer with the San Angelo Police Department is also under investigation in connection with the case.
Gov. Abbott Threatens to Fire Texas A&M President Over Sponsorship of DEI Conference
Gov. Greg Abbott has issued a stark warning to Texas A&M University, threatening to fire President Mark...
Comptroller Reveals $23.76 Billion Surplus That Could Be Returned to Texas Taxpayers
Texas Comptroller Glenn Hegar has released his office’s 2026-2027 Biennial Revenue Estimate. According to...
Texas Mom Warned School District About Insecure Student Data
A breach of sensitive student data reported by education technology vendor PowerSchool came as no surprise to one North Texas mom. Well before PowerSchool announced that hackers had accessed student and staff data stored in the software vendor’s system, Laura Giles...
Texas Supreme Court Considers Paxton v. Annunciation House Arguments
The Texas Supreme Court heard oral arguments on Monday in the case of Attorney General Ken Paxton v. Annunciation House—a nongovernment organization that has been accused of intentionally facilitating illegal immigration. Annunciation House is a Catholic nonprofit...
Dan Patrick Vows To Shut Down THC Shops in Texas
Patrick says his push is about protecting Texans from a dangerous and deceptive industry.
Austin ISD Teacher Re-Arrested for Using AI to Generate Sexual Images of Students
Baranoff Elementary School teacher Carl Innmon faces new charges for using photos of students in his classroom to create child sexual abuse material.
Texas Lawmakers Consider Bail Denial for Certain Illegals, Violent Offenders
Alexis Nungaray, mother of murdered 12-year-old Jocelyn Nungaray, spoke in favor of a proposed constitutional amendment to deny bail to certain illegals.
Attorney General Ken Paxton Sues Coppell ISD Over Critical Race Theory
The lawsuit follows an investigation by undercover journalists.
Senator Aims To Strengthen Informed Consent in Childhood Vaccinations
Senate Bill 95 allows for civil liability if a healthcare provider administers a vaccine without obtaining informed consent.
State Rep. Pat Curry Puts Texas Parks and Wildlife in DOGE’s Crosshairs
The proposed legislation reassigns the department’s responsibilities to other state agencies.
UT Austin Education School Dominated by Leftwing Ideology, Report Finds
A report found curriculum and instruction courses to be the most left-leaning.
Why Is the Texas Lottery Commission Hiding Details of a $1M Payout?
In 2023, the commission sent $1 million to China; now, it’s hiding the details.
San Angelo ISD Teacher Jailed for Alleged Sexual Misconduct With Student
A school resource officer with the San Angelo Police Department is also under investigation in connection with the case.
Gov. Abbott Threatens to Fire Texas A&M President Over Sponsorship of DEI Conference
Gov. Greg Abbott has issued a stark warning to Texas A&M University, threatening to fire President Mark...
Comptroller Reveals $23.76 Billion Surplus That Could Be Returned to Texas Taxpayers
Texas Comptroller Glenn Hegar has released his office’s 2026-2027 Biennial Revenue Estimate. According to...
Texas Mom Warned School District About Insecure Student Data
A breach of sensitive student data reported by education technology vendor PowerSchool came as no surprise to one North Texas mom. Well before PowerSchool announced that hackers had accessed student and staff data stored in the software vendor’s system, Laura Giles...
Texas Supreme Court Considers Paxton v. Annunciation House Arguments
The Texas Supreme Court heard oral arguments on Monday in the case of Attorney General Ken Paxton v. Annunciation House—a nongovernment organization that has been accused of intentionally facilitating illegal immigration. Annunciation House is a Catholic nonprofit...
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Library Sued for Removing Explicit Books From Children’s Section
Llano County residents filed a lawsuit against the county commissioner, county judge, library systems director, and several library board members, accusing the local officials of censorship. The plaintiffs alleged that library employees violated citizens’ First and 14th Amendment rights after moving explicit books from the children’s section to the adult section.
S6, Ep 10: The Man Who Could Be Speaker, Jim Jordan, Addresses Lack Of GOP Unity
On this Salcedo Storm Podcast: Congressman Jim Jordan, 4th congressional district in Ohio. Transcribed by...
Special Session Starts This Week
Greg Abbott has significantly increased the list of conservative policies being addressed this...
10.10.2023: Ken Paxton files criminal charges against House Impeachment managers… and Dan Patrick wants Dade Phelan to resign.
Dan Patrick Calls on Dade Phelan to Resign…
Ken Paxton Files Criminal Complaints Against House Members Who Doxxed Him…
Abbott Appoints ‘Hard Democrat’ as Nueces County DA…
How Will Texas Lawmakers Stop Another Colony Ridge?….
Dan Patrick Says Dade Phelan Should RESIGN
-Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick takes his criticism of Speaker Dade Phelan to a new level as the third special session begins.
-Attorney General Ken Paxton files criminal complaints against House members who doxxed him
-Constitutional amendment election is on the horizon.
Texas Speaker Vote Special…Part 1
On this Salcedo Storm Podcast: Representative Brian Harrison represents the 10th district in the Texas State...
1.13.2025: ‘Goodfellas’ run Texas House.
Dan Patrick Takes Aim at Shady House Business Dealings… Brandon Gill Introduces REMAIN In Mexico Act… Club...
Real Texans: Dan Patrick
In this episode of "Real Texans," Michael Quinn Sullivan sits down with Texas Lieutenant Governor Dan...
1/10/25 Texas Sues TikTok (Again!)
- Texas Sues TikTok for Peddling Explicit Content to Minors - Texas Congressman Introduces REMAIN In Mexico...