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‘Follow the Silenced’ Sheds Light on the Reality of COVID-19 Vaccine Injuries
The new documentary recently premiered for the first time in Texas at the Bob Bullock Museum.
Texas Senators Consider Measure Protecting Children From Sexual Content in Public Libraries
Under the proposal, sexually explicit materials would be moved to the adult section of all municipal libraries.
Hundreds of Bills Die as Texas House Hits Major Deadline
Senate bills are still eligible to be considered in the coming weeks, but for many House lawmakers, their priority bills are effectively finished.
Texas Alliance for Life Accused of Sabotaging Pro-Life Bill
Activist Abby Johnson accused TAL of pressuring a committee chairman to deny a hearing for legislation that would treat all abortion-related deaths as homicide.
State Archive
El Paso Processes 1,000 Illegal Aliens Daily
President Joe Biden’s open border crisis continues as the El Paso border sector is swamped with processing a thousand illegal aliens each day, according to Border Patrol agents. The El Paso sector on the southern border has seen a 50 percent increase in encounters in...
Rep. Brian Harrison: School Choice Is ‘The Liberty Issue’
State Rep. Brian Harrison (R–Midlothian) says he believes the movement for school choice is growing in Texas, and he has vowed to fight for the policy in the upcoming legislative session. Last Friday, Harrison made an appearance on The Headline to talk about the...
Tax-free Weekend Coming to Texas
With inflation, a recession, and school starting in just a few weeks, Texas Comptroller Glenn Hegar has announced that the Texas sales tax holiday will occur August 5-7. Clothing, footwear, school supplies, and backpacks less than $100 will be exempt from the state...
Austin Elementary School Stoking Anti-white Discrimination and Trans Grooming
According to a recent report from citizen news page LibsOfTikTok, a teacher at St. Andrew’s Episcopal School—a private school located in Austin—allegedly included hateful rhetoric against people with white skin color in a kindergarten lesson plan. An image from a...
Porn in Schools? Texas Education Commissioner Admits They’ve Found ‘Inappropriate Materials’
AUSTIN — The fight over public school curricula and materials—many of which promote hazardous LGBT sexual behaviors and explicit sexual activity to children—continues in Texas. Earlier this week, Texas Education Agency Commissioner Mike Morath (who heads the...
Communist China in Texas: Education Infestation
Bias, indoctrination, and hostility toward self-governance present in the state’s education system has shocked and outraged Texans, resulting in demands for their public servants to act at local and state levels. As Texas Scorecard has illuminated throughout this...
Will Lawmakers Give the $27B Surplus Back to Texas Taxpayers?
Ahead of the 2023 legislative session, Texas Comptroller Glenn Hegar announced that in addition to the $250 billion biennial budget, the state expects to collect $26.9 billion in surplus funds. This surplus was partially created by a 2021 bill that capped the growth...
Parker County Declares an Invasion on the Border
In light of the surge of illegal immigration on the border since President Joe Biden took office last year, citizens have increasingly called for border states to fill in the gap created by his lax policies. Since the U.S. Supreme Court has disallowed states from...
Communist China in Texas: Infiltrating Our Public Schools
Since 2020, citizens have become alarmed at home grown anti-citizen indoctrination efforts in Texas’ K-12 school districts. However, for years a hostile foreign government has also been inserting its ideology into the state’s education network. Previously, Texas...