Texas’ Roger Williams Introduces New Border Security Legislation… New Federal Contract Allows Transport of Illegal Alien Children—Without Considering Safety or […]
Texas’ practice of busing illegal aliens to Democrat-led cities continues. The post Gov. Abbott Transported 40K Illegal Aliens to New
Lawmakers and grassroots activists respond to Phelan’s proclamation that no one can announce for speaker before his own election. The
Texas Scorecard asked all run-off candidates for the state legislature about what more Texas can do to combat the border
Will Gov. Abbott’s efforts be spoiled by anti-school choice Parent PAC’s wildcard? The post A Faltering But Not Destroyed Pro-Union
After a few students made noise during the drill, the principal allegedly yelled at the 5th grade class until they
– Dade Phelan says it’s inappropriate for speaker candidates to announce before his runoff election. – Parents sue Prosper ISD.
The lawsuit alleges that the incident “appears to be part of a larger pattern of students being abused and staff
Greg Abbott Has Sent 40k Illegals to New York City… Phelan: ‘Not Appropriate’ for Candidates to Announce For Speaker Now…
The event called “Draggieland” will be hosted for the fifth year in a row. The post Texas A&M University to
Texas’ latest border security law is being blocked as it moves through the federal courts. Meanwhile, Dallas could soon let
Readers offer their insights and experiences. The post Y’All Answered: On the Courts Blocking Texas’ Border Law appeared first on
On this Salcedo Storm Podcast: Jason Bedrick is a research fellow at the Heritage Foundation’s Center for Education Policy. His
On this Salcedo Storm Podcast: Corey DeAngelis is a senior fellow at the American Federation for Children. He is also the
Lebanon national Basel Bassel Ebbadi told Border Patrol agents he was a part of Hezbollah and planned to make a
A UNT faculty member boasts of being a “Marxist Geographer.” The post University of North Texas: Marxism and Taxpayer-Funded Woke
The policy discussion considered the recently argued U.S. Supreme Court case Netchoice v. Paxton, which was filed in response to
Reginald Long taught at the Academy of Accelerated Learning, a charter school in Houston, during the 2022-2023 school year. The
