Stop Calling It National Debt
Words matter. Especially when those words are being used to saddle you with $36 trillion in debt that isn’t yours.
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Words matter. Especially when those words are being used to saddle you with $36 trillion in debt that isn’t yours.
As we prepare to celebrate today, it’s important for us to reflect on the first official declaration of thanksgiving in Texas.
In the wake of Donald Trump’s victory in the 2024 presidential election, we’re witnessing what divorce lawyers would call the first signs of separation.
On November 17, 2005, six of us sat down with a singular purpose that we committed to paper: “to secure and protect the political, cultural and economic independence of the nation of...
The San Antonio Express-News editorial board recently published an analysis of the Texas independence movement that perfectly demonstrates why legacy media is losing its grip on public discourse.
In the past 72 hours, I’ve been asked 17 times what I think will happen in the upcoming Trump vs. Harris presidential race and how it will impact Texit.
We all stumble over ourselves when caught off guard by a question for which we are not prepared.
In recent weeks, Brazil’s decision to ban access to Elon Musk’s platform X has ignited a storm of outrage.
How many of you caught it? Right there in plain sight. Perspicuously subtle.
In a world where geopolitical tensions are rising, the recent guidelines issued by the Chinese government for criminal punishment against “diehard” Taiwan separatists have sparked international outrage.
In the debate over Texas independence, many voices clamor for attention. Politicians, economists, activists, and, yes, historians all have their say.
As we approach another July 4th, I find myself reflecting on the true meaning of this day. Independence Day is not just a time for barbecues and fireworks.