Texas Bill Will Allow Social Media Users to Sue Over Being Canceled
The latest salvo in Greg Abbott’s culture war comes courtesy of Senate Bill 12, which will allow social media users to sue companies like...
Twitter Suing Ken Paxton Over Abuse Of Power Allegations
Adding to the list of lawsuits the Texas Attorney General is embroiled in, Ken Paxton is being sued by Twitter.
The social media platform...
Democrats Pass Economic Assistance for Texas Families – Without Any Republican Support
The United States Senate passed the American Rescue Plan on Saturday on strict party lines. While different from its counterpart in the House which...
Burrows Buries Vouchers in Pandemic Bill
Every legislative session since 1995 a school voucher bill has been filed in the Texas Legislature. A school voucher is any mechanism or scheme...
It’s Open Season For the Race to Replace Rep. Ron Wright
The filing deadline is now closed for candidates to run in the election to replace the late Ron Wright’s congressional seat. Texas 6th Congressional...
How Far Back Did Greg Abbott Know About the Texas Power Grid?
The blame game continues in Austin as the Republicans who appointed the people who oversee the Texas power grid continue to throw the people who...
PUC Under Fire, But Still Just Part of the Republican-Led Machine
Ever since Winter Storm Uri crippled the Texas electrical grid, there have been two scrambles from the Republican-led state government. The first is to...
With Mask Mandate Lifted, Who Decides When Teachers Get Vaccinated?
With Gov. Abbot's rescinding mask orders statewide, and Texas educators unclear how this will impact schools, it's worth looking at who makes vaccine decisions...
Abbott Caves to COVID. Lifts Mask Mandate, Says All Business Can Reopen
This is a developing story
In a press conference on Tuesday, Gov. Greg Abbott announced sweeping changes to Texas' COVID response policies, rolling back restrictions...
The Deserters: Which Elected Officials Turned Their Backs on Texas?
While millions of Texans sat in the cold, unable to get warmth, food, or water for days on end, some elected officials in Texas...
