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A federal appeals court cleared the way Friday for Texas to enforce Senate Bill 4, the 2023 law that would allow state and local police to arrest people suspected of entering the...
Scottish First Minister John Swinney announced this week that Scotland will hold its second independence referendum in 2028 — fourteen years after the first attempt failed 55%-45%.
In January 2025, every Republican member of the Texas congressional delegation cosigned a resolution declaring that the southern border had been invaded.
This morning, WIRED published “Don’t Listen to Anyone Who Thinks Secession Will Solve Anything” by Ryan D. Griffiths, a political science professor at Syracuse University hawking his new book The Disunited States.
Puerto Rican independence publication treats Texas independence as legitimate movement while repeating debunked federal talking points
Over half of immigrant households use welfare. Federal policy opens borders. Texas taxpayers cover the tab.
Daniel Miller brings Texas independence message to national decentralization summit marking 250 years since Declaration established thirteen "free and independent States."
An Alaska independence advocate's essay on America's failing empire offers a stark warning Texas can't ignore. Federal dysfunction now threatens civil war.
Daniel Miller, President of the Texas Nationalist Movement (TNM), was the featured speaker at a recent event in Port Lavaca, Texas. The gathering was organized by the Republican Party of Calhoun County.
The Federal Government reached its 31.4 trillion dollar borrowing limit in January, and negotiations are currently ongoing to prevent an unprecedented default on the Federal debt.
A headline came across my news feed this week that the Federal IRS was paying 95K for new hires who are “willing to use deadly force.”
USA Today’s latest article on TEXIT is riddled with inaccuracies and serves as a prime example of biased reporting.
