Young Challenger Shakes Up Texas Politics by Defeating Veteran Democrat Chris Turner at

Young Challenger Shakes Up Texas Politics by Defeating Veteran Democrat Chris Turner at 27

The only Democratic upset during this month’s Texas House primaries occurred in southeast Tarrant County, fueled by a message advocating for generational change and challenging the established order. Junior Ezeonu, the 27-year-old Grand Prairie Mayor Pro Tem and City Council member, defeated eight-term incumbent state Rep. Chris Turner, a former leader of the Texas House…

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Texas Railroad Commissioner Candidate Bo French Advocates for Deportation of 100 Million at CPAC

Texas Railroad Commissioner Candidate Bo French Advocates for Deportation of 100 Million at CPAC

Bo French, a Republican candidate vying for the Texas Railroad Commissioner position, made a controversial statement on Friday, urging the Republican Party to adopt a more explicit stance on Islamophobia. He went as far as to suggest the U.S. should deport 100 million people, a figure that represents nearly one-third of the nation’s population. French,…

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Texas Faces Lawsuit from Voting Rights Groups Over Removal of Potential Noncitizen Voters

Texas Faces Lawsuit from Voting Rights Groups Over Removal of Potential Noncitizen Voters

Voting rights organizations have initiated legal action against the Texas Secretary of State’s Office and various county election officials. The lawsuit aims to halt the removal of voters from the state’s rolls based on a federal database that is being utilized to verify citizenship. The plaintiffs argue that the state failed to adequately crosscheck its…

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Dan Patrick Prioritizes Data Centers, Prediction Markets, and THC in Senate Agenda

Dan Patrick Prioritizes Data Centers, Prediction Markets, and THC in Senate Agenda

On Friday, Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick directed state senators to explore a wide array of policy topics in preparation for the upcoming legislative session. This includes areas such as prediction markets, data centers, and THC regulation, building upon an initial set of priorities that also highlighted concerns like the prevention of Sharia law and the…

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Texas Supreme Court Dismisses 2021 Winter Storm Lawsuits Against Power Generators

Texas Supreme Court Dismisses 2021 Winter Storm Lawsuits Against Power Generators

Texas Supreme Court Dismisses Lawsuits from 2021 Winter Storm The Texas Supreme Court has concluded lawsuits against power generators brought forth by tens of thousands of Texas residents and small businesses affected by the catastrophic winter storm of 2021. This storm not only caused significant financial losses but also resulted in hundreds of fatalities. In…

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Texas Policies Fueling Competition with Wall Street: Insights from Legislators and Business Leaders

Texas Policies Fueling Competition with Wall Street: Insights from Legislators and Business Leaders

The effort to position Texas as the premier destination for businesses is gaining significant traction due to a robust collaboration between state legislators and the corporate sector. This was the consensus among lawmakers and business advocates who participated in a panel discussion in Dallas on Tuesday. The event, organized by The Texas Tribune at the…

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Dustin Burrows Unveils 2027 Priorities: Data Centers, Property Taxes, and New Mexico Annexation Plans

Dustin Burrows Unveils 2027 Priorities: Data Centers, Property Taxes, and New Mexico Annexation Plans

Texas House Speaker Dustin Burrows has outlined a broad agenda for the upcoming legislative session, focusing on key issues such as the potential secession of New Mexico counties into Texas, the expansion of data centers, and property tax relief. These priorities were presented in a list released on Thursday, reflecting Burrows’ commitment to addressing pressing…

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Texas Professor Files Lawsuit to Prevent Termination Over Controversial Israeli Palestinian Remarks

Texas Professor Files Lawsuit to Prevent Termination Over Controversial Israeli-Palestinian Remarks

A professor at Texas State University has initiated a federal lawsuit against the institution, seeking to prevent his termination. He claims the university retaliated against him for a speech he delivered off-campus discussing the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. The lawsuit, submitted on Tuesday in U.S. District Court in Austin, aims to halt the dismissal of Idris Robinson,…

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