Washington Will Repay Texas $7.5 Billion for Holding the Border. Texas Spent More Than $11 Billion Doing It.
Washington will send Texas $7.5 billion for border security, 14 months after Congress authorized it.
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Washington will send Texas $7.5 billion for border security, 14 months after Congress authorized it.
ERCOT’s board approved and then shelved a multimillion-dollar pay package for its chief executive, landowners asked state regulators to audit the models behind three planned 765-kilovolt lines, and Texas joined a Supreme...
Washington repays Texas $7.5 billion of its border spending, the Texas House sets a prosecutor hearing, the Texas Supreme Court holds Galveston County to its primary map, Galveston restores its Texas Revolution...
Federal prosecutors charged seven noncitizens with voting in North Texas as the Secretary of State referred 117 more cases.
Noncitizen voting charges in North Texas, Alberta one month from its referendum, Scotland marks 12 years since 2014, Quebec debates a referendum, Somaliland lobbies Washington, and the European Parliament targets Hong Kong...
The House Select Committee on Governmental Oversight will take invited and public testimony on September 30 on adding one or more contiguous New Mexico counties to Texas, including every state and federal...
The New Mexico Ranger posted a map of New Mexico swallowing West Texas.
Gold and silver became legal tender in Texas on September 1 under House Bill 1056.
The Texas Nationalist Movement published a free Texas Civics course on its TNM Academy this week: 34 lessons and roughly 50,000 words on how Texas governs itself and the lawful path to...
The Texas Nationalist Movement extended whoboughttexas.com to the federal ballot, adding the 2026 U.S. Senate seat and all 38 U.S. House districts.
The Texas Nationalist Movement launched the Texas Outside Money Index on Monday at whoboughttexas.com, a public database that traces the money in Texas politics back to where it comes from and scores...
Thirty years to the day after his pledge, Daniel Miller is previewing the first four chapters of Crossing the Line, his untold history of the Texas independence movement, free to any Texan...