According to the report, Texas did not have enough assets to cover its debts in 2023.
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Advocates Stress Water Conservation in Legislative Hearing
Although Texas’ water supply is improving, there is still work to be done.
Huffines: Government Indoctrinating Students With ‘Secular, Atheist Education’
The Huffines Liberty Foundation has proposed a solution for the problem.
365 Days of Secrecy: Phelan Refuses to Disclose Costs of Paxton Impeachment
One year later, Speaker Dade Phelan has still refused to provide taxpayers with the information.
Ag Commissioner Sid Miller Calls for Self-reliance Amid Water Shortage
Miller calls for Texas to become water self-reliant in the face of Mexico not adhering to the 1944 Treaty.
Property Tax Cut Advocates Push Texas Senate for Future Relief
A slate of activist groups explained before the Senate Finance Committee how they would go about addressing Texas’ high property taxes.
State Rep. Harrison Busts School Funding Myths, Pushes for Fiscal Responsibility
The lawmaker pointed to sharp increases in per-pupil spending and administrative staff positions in Texas schools over the last decade.
State Rep. Harrison Blasts Texas A&M for Continuing DEI Classes
The lawmaker said he confirmed the existence of the classes, such as “Black Feminist Thought,” after contacting Texas A&M.
Will Texans See Relief After $1.4 Billion Settlement with Meta?
Texans are wondering what happens to the windfall from the historic lawsuit settlement.
Government Policies Hiked Texas Electricity Costs by Almost $20 Billion Last Year
Government-imposed electricity costs rose from 6.78 percent of total electricity costs in 2014 to 41.24 percent in 2021.