Texans Learn the Constitution Over Shaved Ice
The summer of 2022 isn’t the hottest ever in Texas, but close. In the Lone Star State’s panhandle region, a small business owner is turning the high temps to her advantage...
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Texas Sheriffs Learn About Their Constitutional Duties
The Constitutional Sheriffs and Peace Officers Association (CSPOA) conducted its most recent training meeting February 26-27 in The Woodlands, Texas. ...
Texas Lawmakers Sue Governor Over COVID Tracing Contract
Five Texas lawmakers have filed suit against Texas Governor Greg Abbott over his unconstitutional contract to implement contact tracing in Texas. ...
The Pilgrim’s Progress Does Not Disappoint
Revelation Media’s new animated film The Pilgrim’s Progress is the latest depiction of John Bunyan’s classic work. First published in 1678, the book is an allegory of Christian life, and the...
Dallas, Texas Bond Election Under Intense Scrutiny
A lawsuit has been filed against the Dallas County Community College District to contest election results in a May 2019 bond election, alleging tabulation errors and potential fraud. ...
A New Twist on Vacation Bible School
Some small Texas towns are using summer breaks to teach children the basics of liberty in week long camps about America’s Founding Era. ...
Republican Party of Texas in State of Confusion on Article V Convention
The Republican Party of Texas webpage wrongly informed voters that an application for an Article V convention — a convention to amend the U.S. Constitution — will be on the November...
Texas Voting Anomalies Should Be Wake Up Call for Other States
In Hays County, Texas, the fluke discovery of one miscounted vote on a ballot item set events in motion leading to the discovery of other uncounted votes, leaving outraged residents clamoring...
Texas County Sues State Attorney General Over Election Records
Travis County, Texas, is suing State Attorney General Ken Paxton in order to avoid releasing election records sought in a Public Information Request ...
Tower Shooting Memorial Coincides With Texas Campus Carry Law
On August 1, the 50th anniversary of the University of Texas Tower sniper shooting, a memorial was held at the foot of the Tower, remembering victims and honoring law-enforcement officers. Ironically,...
Delaware Deals Setback to Dangerous BBA Con-Con Drive
Last week, Delaware passed legislation to rescind all its existing applications for an Article V constitutional convention (Con-Con), thereby reducing the total number of states on board for a Balanced Budget...
Texas Filmmakers to Premiere Documentary About Global Government
A new independent film, Revelation: Dawn of Global Government, premieres April 15 in Houston, Texas. Country Music Hall of Famer Charlie Daniels narrates this troubling documentary about America’s decades-long descent into statism,...
Spanish Company Building Trans-Texas Corridor Now Bankrupt
Spanish company Cintra, building a portion of the Trans-Texas Corridor, filed for bankruptcy last week due to cash shortages. ...
Immigration Reform Touted at Ford Foundation’s Immigration Summit in Texas
At a summit in Austin, Texas, last week underwitten by the Ford Foundation, speakers called for immigration reform (amnesty) in order to gain more efficiencies in the system, and touted the...
Border Fence Fails; Causes Closing of Historic Texas Golf Course
The border fence between Texas and Mexico has utterly failed to check illegal immigration and drug and human trafficking, or to bolster security, but it has succeeded in forcing at least...