Two Canadian Provinces Approach Independence Votes Under Different Legal Rules
Quebec votes October 5 and Alberta October 19. One route runs through a party's promise, the other through a government-written question, and Ottawa's Clarity Act treats them differently.
Daily Briefing: Sunday, October 4, 2026
The Kerr County district attorney moves to step aside from the Camp Mystic investigation, utility profits climb under state rate decisions, a University of North Texas contract paid a placement agency per enrolled foreign student, Congress sends the Mystic Alerts Act to the President, London rules out a second Scottish vote, and First Nations organize turnout for Alberta’s October 19 referendum.
Federal Jury Finds Bexar County Liable for Surveillance-Driven Traffic Stops
A federal jury found Bexar County liable for a traffic stop built on a surveillance tip passed through a WhatsApp group, and awarded the driver $76, a dollar for each minute he was held.
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Supreme Court Keeps Missouri’s 2022 Map After Voters Force a Referendum
The Supreme Court stopped lower federal courts from forcing Missouri onto its 2025 map after a voter referendum petition suspended it. Missouri's constitution reserves that power to its people; Texas's does not.
IN THE MEDIA
Newsweek Cites TNM Position on New Mexico Counties Ahead of House Hearing
Newsweek's preview of the Texas House hearing on New Mexico counties quoted TNM: no position on the counties, but Texans must also have their say.
A Historian Predicts Texas Independence, and Says the Hard Part Is Already Done
Historian and podcaster Brion McClanahan told his audience this week that Texas will become independent, and credited the groundwork already laid: when the moment comes, he said, they "already have it set. They don't have to go through real disruption."
Daniel Miller Makes the Fiscal Case for Texit on The Chris Salcedo Show
On The Chris Salcedo Show, Daniel Miller laid out the Texas Nationalist Movement's new fiscal case for independence: the eighth-largest economy on earth, roughly $68 billion a year overpaid to Washington, and a federal ledger the government is projecting into insolvency.
Secession Speakeasy Sizes Up TNM’s Advances Inside the Texas GOP
A pro-independence show walks its audience through the Partisan's report on the Texas Nationalist Movement's gains at the 2026 Republican convention.
A Historian Reacted to the New York Times’ Independence Story, and Reached for Daniel Miller’s Question
The New York Times ran a long feature this...
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This Month @ The TNM: October 2026
The October 2026 episode covers how Texans can serve as poll workers and poll watchers ahead of the November 3 general election, and where to find official election information in their county.
Commentary
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.


