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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.
The Supreme Court restored DHS's expanded SAVE citizenship database, which Texas used to check all 18 million registered voters. Travis County told the Court the data flagged citizens as noncitizens.
Texans are told independence would cost them Social Security.
CBO says federal debt reaches 175 percent of GDP by 2056 under current law and 222 percent if rates run a point higher.
The new secretary of state points to the Legislature. But the fight over closing Texas primaries ends in a federal courtroom in Amarillo, and a 2027 statute would not change that.
Three sitting officeholders were rejected by Texas Republican primary voters on Tuesday. A four-term U.S. Senator lost by twenty-eight points.
The University of Houston’s Hobby School of Public Affairs just dropped its February 2026 statewide survey covering the March primaries and November general elections.
A peer-reviewed paper published in the Journal of Information Warfare claims that a hidden algorithm has been controlling voter ID number assignments in Harris County for nearly five decades.
Attorney General Ken Paxton filed four major lawsuits against TP-Link, Anzu Robotics, Lorex, and Temu—all hiding CCP ties. Texas just asserted digital sovereignty.
Texas House Democratic Caucus Chair Gene Wu went viral telling voters to unite against whites as "shared oppressor" and "take over this country."
Lisa McEntire's debate performance against Texas First Pledge signer Andy Hopper exposed why establishment challengers fear defending principles: she delivered Biden-esque word salad instead of substance.
Christina Morales leads national Democratic effort to flip GOP-controlled Texas House seats in 2026, highlighting external interference in state politics.
