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Texas becomes first state to fund cryptocurrency reserve with $5 million Bitcoin purchase, advancing economic sovereignty while federal government stalls on crypto innovation.
ZeroHedge energy debate signals major shift away from climate alarmism, validating Texas oil production leadership amid federal regulatory battles.
Goldman Sachs predicts three Federal Reserve rate cuts in 2025 as AI-driven job displacement and cooling labor markets signal economic shifts that could impact Texas's $2.77 trillion economy.
Governor’s signature on HB 1056 positions Texas as leader in monetary independence from federal system Governor Greg Abbott signed House Bill 1056 into law late on June 22nd, making Texas the first...
The recent announcement of the Texas Stock Exchange (TXSE) represents more than just another financial institution – it marks a decisive step toward the economic independence that lies at the heart of...
As of 2023, Texas stands as the second-largest economy in the United States, boasting a real GDP of $2.03 trillion.
The latest headlines tell us that former President Trump is “flirting” with eliminating the Federal income tax.
The Texas Stock Exchange (TXSE), set to launch in Dallas by 2026, is poised to enhance Texas’s standing as a leader in economic innovation.
Discover how Texas is uniquely prepared to launch its own currency after Texit, with a solid financial foundation and key institutions already in place to ensure a smooth transition to the Texas...
In light of recent economic developments, Texans should closely examine the broader implications of federal immigration policies, particularly those affecting our southern border.
Amid an already challenging economic landscape, Texas families are feeling the brunt of skyrocketing energy prices, an issue compounded by federal policies that seem more focused on idealistic environmental goals than the...
In a recent commentary, Jamie Dimon of JPMorgan Chase extolled the virtues of Texas’s pro-business environment while subtly cautioning against our state’s legislative moves to prevent financial discrimination based on political ideology.
