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Piddington Says It Will Ask Washington to Take It In
Piddington's parish council says it has written to President Trump and delivered a dossier to the American embassy, and could seek to become a 51st state. The Home Office says it is listening.
A Federal Judge Paused a Texas Election-Law Case and Pointed It Back to Austin
A federal judge in Amarillo paused a challenge to the Texas Election Code rather than decide it, saying the Legislature may amend the law first. The deference was his to give.
Daily Briefing: Wednesday, September 23, 2026
A federal judge orders air conditioning in every Texas prison by the end of 2029, the Fifth Circuit strikes Washington’s ban on interstate handgun sales in a Texas dealer’s case, and Holyrood votes 84 to 18 that Scotland has the right to decide its own future.
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Why Texas Cheers Self-Determination Abroad, How an Independent Texas Guards Its Borders, and the $5,000 Check Problem
Daniel Miller flew solo this week and closed the show on the question several viewers had been asking: why should Texans care what happens in Scotland, Wales, Ireland, Alberta or Quebec? His answer is that every one of those movements is walking the same road. It is not TNM's place to say any of them would be better off independent. It is TNM's place to cheer on the exercise of self-determination itself, the way Texans celebrated that the UK got a vote on leaving the European Union and that Scotland got a vote in 2014, even though it failed....
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The Ship of Theseus
The man who wants the Constitution enforced is asking for the ship to be repaired. Nearly every plank in it has already been drawn out and replaced, most of them without anybody being asked, and Texas can still produce the receipts on its own timber.