Texas Republicans Increase Opposition to Teaching Racial History in New Bill

With the Texas House of Representatives now back in session thanks to enough Democrats returning to Austin to form a quorum, the legislature is...

700+ Activists Bused To Capitol For Speaker Debate

As the Texas Legislature convened on Tuesday for the first day of its 89th session, its halls were churning with activists in red shirts...

Matt Schaefer Doubles Down on Protecting Sex Predators

In a startling interview, State Representative Matt Schaefer (R - Tyler) admitted he stands by his vote against extending civil and criminal statutes of...

New Bill Would Tackle Statute of Limitations for Fertility Doctors Who Use Their Own...

Fraud and malpractice in fertility medicine is unfortunately a long-running and pervasive problem, particularly when it comes to doctors choosing to use their own...

JM Lozano turns his back on immigrants

The history of Texas and of the United States is one of constant change and renewal, with waves of settlement and immigration changing the...

Will Texas Cut Funding to Public Schools Because of Low Attendance During the Pandemic?

In the fall semester of 2020 the Texas Education Agency (TEA) made a decision to help public schools by providing funding for them at...
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AG Weighs in on Hotze Lawsuit Challenging Abbott’s Power During Pandemic

In a brief filed with the Texas Supreme Court, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton argues that the GOP group suing Gov. Greg Abbott to...

Texas state Rep. Jonathan Stickland resigns from hardline conservative House Freedom Caucus

State Rep. Jonathan Stickland, one of the most vocal members of the Texas House, has left the hardline conservative Freedom Caucus. The Bedford Republican, who...

T-Mobile and Sprint Are Merging, but 5G May Further Divide Texans

Coverage map courtesy of T-Mobile Verizon’s Super Bowl commercial was about humanity, empathy and compassion holding more importance than 5G networks, and it ended by...

Abbott’s Voucher Gamble Looms As $20B Awaits In 2025 Session

As Texas lawmakers gear up for the 89th Legislative Session in January 2025, they have approximately $20 billion in unspent funds at their disposal,...
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