Self-Determination For Pre-Born Life: Part 1
On January 22, 1973 the United States Supreme Court decided in the case of Roe v. Wade that the state of Texas may not prohibit a woman from killing her unborn child.
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On January 22, 1973 the United States Supreme Court decided in the case of Roe v. Wade that the state of Texas may not prohibit a woman from killing her unborn child.
The federal government is prepping to seize private Texas land in the Rio Grande Valley for the construction of new border protections, according to some reports.
With much of the attention on California and its internal woes, here’s a secession story that you may have missed from the heart of the South.
Today, Texas Governor Gregg Abbott spoke to the Southern Baptist Convention in Dallas.
Last week, Texian Partisan reported on Governor Abbott’s school safety proposal, one that failed to address the role federal agencies play in the perpetuation of gun violence while also raising concerns for...
It is rare that the internal struggles of a major political party are contentious enough to draw public attention. After all, the participants are all members of the same organization.
Just when you thought the federal judiciary couldn’t get any screwier, they find new ways to surprise you.
Last summer, the grass-roots of the Texas Republican Party achieved what amounted to a political coup by voting for James Dickey to be the new RPT Chairmant.
It is no secret to the technologically advanced world that Facebook, the social media platform, has recently fallen under much scrutiny over user privacy issues and data-mining.
The debate over the merits of gun-control (or lack, thereof) has been spread over the decades in the USA.
Recently, Texans watched the news, horrified, as the state-run healthcare system in the United Kingdom demonstrated how they can supersede parental authority by killing two-year-old Alfie Evans.
On April 5th, President Donald Trump unilaterally ordered a missile strike on Syria.