This week, Michael Quinn Sullivan stops by to talk about what this week’s election in Arizona means for the future of border security efforts in Texas.
Plus, could a bar that hosted drag shows for kids be forced to pay taxes for being a “sexually oriented business”? Attorney Tony McDonald explains why the ball is in Comptroller Glenn Hegar’s court.
The group accused the city of Kerrville of unfairly targeting candidates intent on challenging incumbents.
- Feminist media critic to depart UT-Austin over DEI ban. - Houston teacher arrested for improper relationship with a student. - Huffman ISD accuses AG’s Office of Election Interference in response to electioneering lawsuit.
The bus tour is cautioning school district voters about the tax impact of the May 4 bond election.
The federal government has invoked the Supremacy Clause to prevent Texas’ new border security law from taking effect.