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Now that we’ve made it past the days of fellowship, family, and gifts, it’s time to report on Congress’ latest gift: a multi-billion dollar “ominbus” bill that includes money for everything under...
Politicians tend to stay away from making statements, but Texas Congressman Chip Roy made a few good ones this week.
If you’re on Twitter, you may have noticed some snarky comments back and forth between Representative Jeff Leach and Republican Party of Texas chair Matt Rinaldi over the issue of a Republican...
As a flood of humanity continually approaches the border, there’s a flood of talk from politicians, pundits, and posers. Here’s today’s news from Texas on the border crisis.
Last Wednesday officials from Finland visited the Governor’s Mansion to celebrate a statement of mutual economic cooperation between the Nordic country and the state of Texas.
Congress has long failed to address the Obama-era “DACA” or “Dreamer” program by which undocumented minors are granted a sort of immunity from deportation.
Meta, the parent company of Facebook, has reversed its censorship of TEXIT after the Texas Nationalist Movement filed a class action lawsuit under Texas’ new anti-censorship legislation.
Have you ever wondered if there are any pro-Texit academics, especially after every media report trots a liberal professor to say, “you can’t secede?”
My 5 year olds were playing a good guys and bad guys game this weekend, and the bad guys were “Indian alien zombies.”
They say “a man is only as good as his word,” but the Federal government doesn’t seem to know that one.
Since 2017, the Department of Defense has had a yearly audit as required by law.
All I want to be is a Texan when I grow up.
