Washington Waived Texas Law to Bulldoze Big Bend
A June 9 federal order waived Texas's own laws to send bulldozers into Big Bend National Park for border barriers and patrol roads.
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A June 9 federal order waived Texas's own laws to send bulldozers into Big Bend National Park for border barriers and patrol roads.
A firm called Median Strategies admitted fabricating the polls that newsrooms reported as fact. The deeper problem reaches every number Texans are told about themselves.
Donnie Self, chairman of the Chambers County Republican Party, signed the Texas First Pledge on June 16, putting himself on the record for a public vote on Texas independence.
Rhonda Ward, who signed the Texas First Pledge in 2024, will oversee the Republican Party of Texas's statewide political operations.
Llano County's Texas Nationalist Movement volunteers ran at least six public events this summer, from farmers-market tables to disciplined monthly meetings, building toward the team that earns a county Active standing in...
The movement's new fiscal report, built almost entirely on the federal government's own tables, finds Texas funds its own government and still sends Washington tens of billions more on top of it.
TNM President Daniel Miller calls on Governor Abbott to convene a special session on election security before November, after the federal government's declassified files confirmed a warning the movement has made for...
Washington declassified four sets of records confirming U.S. elections are penetrable and its own agencies cannot promptly secure them.
The Dallas Fed found federal immigration policy drove nearly a third of the home-price surge.
A former member of the Republican Party of Texas governing board takes charge of the movement’s work at the Capitol ahead of the 2027 legislative session.
The Texas Nationalist Movement has named Mack Dunkin its Director of Political Engagement, a new seat on the organization’s leadership team.
For 20 years, people outside Texas have been asking the Texas Nationalist Movement the same question: “How did you build this?”