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Elon Musk relocates X (formerly Twitter) headquarters to Bastrop, Texas, citing operational costs and political issues in California. Bastrop now hosts multiple Musk ventures, including SpaceX and The Boring Company.
Texas farmers and ranchers criticize USDA's new electronic cattle tagging rule, claiming it favors large producers and imposes undue costs on smaller operations.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton sued the Biden Administration for classifying the dunes sagebrush lizard as endangered under the ESA, claiming it neglects state conservation efforts and threatens Texas oil and gas...
Over the weekend, TNM groups from Smith County and Cherokee County worked together at the Bullard Bluebonnet Festival, focusing on voter outreach and building support for Texas independence.
Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller warns of an imminent water shortage, exacerbated by drought, population growth, overreliance on groundwater, and aging infrastructure.
Texas Secretary of State Jane Nelson has made a formal request to the Biden administration for citizenship and immigration data to ensure that non-citizens are not enrolled on the state’s voter rolls.
The Texas Nationalist Movement (TNM) has been building a foundation for Texas independence throughout 2024, with every victory pushing us closer to achieving our goal.
Texas Governor Greg Abbott has announced the installation of razor wire along the border with New Mexico.
Amid mounting tensions within the Texas Republican Party, nearly half of the 86 Republican House members and members-elect convened in a secret meeting in Austin last Friday.
The Texas Nationalist Movement (TNM) has taken another significant step toward empowering its supporters by expanding the TNM Academy, now accessible exclusively on TNM Social.
The Texas Nationalist Movement hosted a “The TEXIT Blueprint” seminar on July 27th at the historic Texan Theatre in Greenville, Texas.
The Texas Nationalist Movement continues to make significant progress in its mission to advance TEXIT. As part of the movement’s recent reorganization, 30 counties are now in active development.
