Silicon Valley Bank collapse shakes the financial world
Silicon Valley Bank collapsed quickly last week following some ill-timed bad news that caused a panic. Ripples moved through the entire financial system.
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Silicon Valley Bank collapsed quickly last week following some ill-timed bad news that caused a panic. Ripples moved through the entire financial system.
On March 6th, the 187th anniversary of the fall of The Alamo, State Representative Bryan Slaton from the 2nd House district filed the Texas Independence Referendum Act in the Texas House.
Governor Abbott is touring the state touting legislation that would establish education savings accounts by which money would follow the student should they choose alternatives to public school.
Twitter exploded after Marjorie Taylor Greene suggested a national divorce, and so did the liberal side of the talking-head caucus, as well as many establishment Republicans.
American culture understands what “divorce” means, the legal dissolution of a marriage. This week Twitter lit up after US Representative Marjorie Taylor Green suggested that “We need a national divorce.”
Texas Senator Ted Cruz announced this week that he’s running for Senate again in 2024.
Texas Senators Cruz and Cornyn along with Democrat Mark Kelly of Arizona filed a bill this week that would change the formula that allocates Federal highway funds.
One of the greatest abuses of the commerce clause comes in the form of the Environmental Protection Agency. They also are one of the biggest perpetrators of the administrative state.
At the Texas Association of Water Board Directors conference last week, our favorite issue made the agenda. Do these guys know something we don’t?
US Representative Pat Fallon from Texas filed a bill this week to amend the National Voter Registration Act of 1993 to include a citizenship requirement for voter registration.
In a bid to limit foreign influence in Texas, a bill has been filed that would ban citizens, “entities,” and governments from China and three other countries from buying land in Texas.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has filed an amicus brief in the TNM vs. Meta lawsuit that has challenged Facebook’s ability to censor Texans.