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In response to the devastation of Texas communities near the gulf coast, many in Texas have mobilized to rescue and get supplies to those affected, still in the wake of Hurricane Harvey.
House Bill 62, also known as the Alex Brown Memorial Act, goes into effect statewide Friday, September 1, 2017, prohibiting texting while driving.
Monday night, August 21st, two more counties added their voice to a growing number of Republican County Parties calling for the removal of Texas House Speaker Joe Straus: Dallas and Galveston counties.
Recently, I received a letter from a concerned reader about how they could make sure their local sheriff was complying with the new sanctuary cities law.
Last year, we brought you the story of how the federal government was engaged in a land grab on the Oklahoma border.
In a likely effort to preempt a lengthy legal battle involving a newly passed Texas law, Texas made an appeal to a federal court to have their law declared constitutional.
George Soros is once again dumping money into red states, including Texas, in an attempt to permanently shift the balance of power in the halls of Congress.
Recently, President Trump’s EPA chief, Scott Pruitt, halted implementation of some regulations designed to reduce greenhouse emissions in the energy industry, put into place by President Obama.
While it is important for Texans to educate themselves on the current political crises threatening our future, how many of us have really considered what an Independent Texas would look like?
This legislative session, Texas’ favorite political activist/citizen journalist is busy celebrating! But Texas State Representative Byron Cook isn’t.
Last Saturday (7/22) the latest round in the battle of property tax seizer versus taxpayer played out in Austin.
In recent months, civil asset forfeiture has become a hot topic in Texas. State Senator Konni Burton has been a fierce opponent of the practice.
