Texans paid nearly$105 billion last year to support public schools. They expect that money to go towards providing students with a quality education, not to merely employ adults or line the pockets of outside consultants and…
According to recent polling, 84% of Texans consider property taxes to be a “major burden” on themselves and their families. This heavy strain exists because local governments are spending at rates that consistently outpace…
ChinaTube — that’s the name my classmates at Texas A&M gave our 8 a.m. Comparative Politics class. That’s because instead of receiving instruction in comparative politics, we spent most of our class time watching YouTube…
Democrats are warning that their party’s nominee to be the next senator for Texas, James Talarico, apparently lacks the amount of support from black voters he needs to flip the traditionally Republican state.“Listen, my home…
Part One of Watchtower/Watchdog Framework Audit Applied to the NYT Article “Texas Tech University Is Using A.I. to Cut Left-Leaning Content” discussed the actual score.Tuesday, August 18, 2026The Anatomy of a Narrative:…
Watchtower/Watchdog Framework Audit Applied to the NYT Article “Texas Tech University Is Using A.I. to Cut Left-Leaning Content”While the piece is not automatic “ethical journalism malpractice” under formal codes, it is a…
Yesterday I stood alongside Texas Gov. Greg Abbott in Austin as he announced a sweeping effort to keep hostile foreign influence out of Texas classrooms. The governor called for legislation prohibiting public schools from…
Earlier this summer, two Texas law enforcement agencies announced investigations involving the alleged misuse of Flock Safety’s automated license plate reader (ALPR) technology. In Fort Bend County, a sheriff’s lieutenant…
Texas’s rapidly growing population requires new infrastructure and improvements, which oftentimes come at great expense. To fund these projects, local officials often impose impact fees on new development—but their use comes…
Recent trends of local government spending in Texas are worrisome for taxpayers. The city of Austin paid the People’s Institute for Survival and Beyond more than $877,000 from 2017-2025 to provide workshops “undoing racism” …
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