YouGov Poll on Secession: Here We Go Again
YouGov just released a new poll claiming 18% of Americans support their state seceding. If this sounds familiar, it should.
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YouGov just released a new poll claiming 18% of Americans support their state seceding. If this sounds familiar, it should.
Cartel drones breached Texas airspace, triggering a seven-hour airport shutdown while the Pentagon and FAA argued over who had authority to respond.
U.S. District Judge Alan Albright overturned Texas Senate Bill 13, declaring unconstitutional a state law protecting pension funds from fossil fuel boycotts.
When the host asked Austrian economist Robert Murphy to name one country to “long” and one to “short,” Murphy didn’t pause. “Short United States and long the Republic of Texas.”
The Texas Secretary of State’s office rolled out a massive overhaul of its election management system in July.
Combat veteran and gubernatorial candidate Pete Chambers commits to Texas sovereignty and independence referendum through formal pledge.
East Texas conservative Melissa Beckett signed the Texas First Pledge on December 9, challenging incumbent Jay Dean for District 7 with Texas sovereignty commitment.
David Richardson stepped down Monday following fierce criticism over his absence during deadly July floods that killed over 130 Texans.
Texas Congressional delegation urges Trump administration to prioritize Texas for $11.1 billion in federal reimbursement for border enforcement costs incurred during Biden's open-border policies.
A three-judge federal panel ruled Tuesday that Texas cannot use its new GOP-drawn congressional map for 2026, forcing the state back to 2021 district lines.
Former Texas Rep. Chris Paddie was fined $105,500 by the Texas Ethics Commission for violating revolving door lobbying laws he helped write.
Agriculture Secretary reveals 186,000 dead people received SNAP benefits while 21 states sued to hide fraud data from federal oversight, exposing systemic corruption.