State
New State Regulation Out-Biden’s Federal Attacks on Oil and Gas Industry
Republican commissioners won’t comment on their proposed rule to impose expensive restrictions favored by “left-wing special interests” on the Texas’ energy sector.
Analysis: Chinese Casino Operator Sands Has Plans to Invade Texas
The battle for the Texas House speakership is now intertwined with the Chinese Communist Party.
Shocking New Report Reveals ‘State Sponsored Child Abuse’ Within Texas School System
Texas Education 911’s research shows a majority of sexual and violent misconduct complaints against school employees are not investigated by the state.
Harris County District Attorney Seeks Death Penalty for Accused Murderers of Jocelyn Nungaray
The two men had entered the country only months before Jocelyn was killed.
State Archive
30 Double-voters Referred to Attorney General’s Office
Although Senate Bill 1070 forced Texas out of the Electronic Registration Information Center (ERIC)—an interstate crosscheck tool that focused more on voter registration—the program missed several duplicate state registrations, which allowed for double voters. At...
Texans Electric Bills Are Rising
Miriah Sachs and her family of four moved to Cypress, Texas from Nebraska in 2020. Months later they endured something they didn’t expect: the February 2021 winter blackout. They, like millions of other Texans, found themselves without power. For the Sachs, it was...
Illegal Immigration Remains a Top Issue for Voters
As the November presidential election approaches, the border crisis continues to be a top issue for many voters. According to a recent study by Pew Research Center, 61 percent of voters reported that immigration is very important to how they will vote this November....
Is Nationalizing the Power Grid the Answer?
Miriah Sachs and her family of four endured five freezing, powerless days during the February 2021 blackouts. Those five days resulted in nine days without water. When the water came back on, it busted their pipes. That gave them nine weeks without a kitchen...
Gov. Abbott Announces Texas Stock Exchange, Eyes 2025 Launch
The Lone Star State's very own stock exchange is set to launch next year, with Gov. Greg Abbott celebrating the milestone at the Governor’s Mansion. “Texas has become the home of capital in the United States,” Abbott said during a press conference on Monday. “Today,...
UT, Texas A&M Endowment Funds Leveraged to Promote Leftist Political Agendas
Five asset managers for the University of Texas and Texas A&M University’s investment management company supported shareholder resolutions to advance leftist ideology. According to a report from the American Accountability Foundation, UT and Texas A&M...
Judge Blocks Ban on Paid Vote Harvesting
A federal judge has blocked enforcement of a state law criminalizing paid vote harvesting, a business that often crosses into illegal influence and fraud. On Saturday, Judge Xavier Rodriguez issued an order that “IMMEDIATELY AND PERMANENTLY ENJOINED” Attorney General...
Days of Freezing: One Family’s Trial With Unreliable Energy in Texas
Even before the statewide blackout in February 2021, life has not been easy for Miriah Sachs. She has Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome, a genetic condition that has compromised her bones and joints. “I actually broke my pelvis when I was pregnant with my last baby. So walking...
As Things Stand Now, Dade Phelan Needs Democrats to Stay Speaker
The ever-shifting landscape of the race for Speaker of the House had its most recent shift Friday evening, as challenger David Cook released a list of 48 Republican colleagues who he says are “committed to his candidacy” over current Speaker Dade Phelan. Two members...