Trump Puts Harvard In Such Twist, Officials Squirm Towards Surrender

Harvard University doesn’t want anyone thinking they’ve surrendered to President Donald Trump. But that’s certainly what it looks like.

Bid-rigging penalties | What's Your Point?

A new bill from Texas Sen. Paul Bettencourt looks to end bid-rigging. Will it work?

New Teacher Misconduct Reporting Law Closes ‘Pass the Trash’ Loopholes

The measure passed the Texas Legislature and awaits the governor’s signature

Parents Praise Passage of Protections From Sexual Predators in Schools

An army of advocates worked with lawmakers to protect students from sexual abuse and exploitation.

How a radical nationwide organization’s tentacles extend into Texas higher education.

A national academic association that promotes radical ideologies and activism has stashed assets across Texas universities, most notably at UT-Austin.

How Texas' Law Enforcement Officials Are Shielding Illegal Aliens

“U” visas are intended to grant temporary legal status and work authorization to illegal aliens who are victims of certain serious crimes.

America’s No. 2 School District Stares Into Fiscal Abyss After Years-Long Spending Spree

What about our ISDs? The Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) will vote Tuesday on a spending plan for the 2025-26 school year that runs almost $3 billion deeper than its income, pushing the nation’s second-largest school district deeper into a catastrophic financial spiral.

Supreme Court Hands Trump Admin Victory On Efforts To Deport ‘Worst’ Illegal Migrants

The Supreme Court allowed the Trump administration to more quickly deport illegal migrants to countries not specified in their removal orders.

Trump Address Nation After Bombing Iran

President Trump addressed the nation on Saturday night after announcing that the United States had bombed Iran’s key nuclear facilities, days after Israel began strikes.

China Tries Getting Rich In America’s Backyard

Some major Chinese companies are attempting to gain a foothold in new markets such as Brazil, the New York Times reported on Friday.

TPPF Applauds 2025 Property Tax Cuts

AUSTIN- On Monday, Governor Abbott signed several property tax relief measures into law, setting the stage for a $10 billion tax cut to take effect later this year, assuming voters approve related constitutional amendments in November.

Texans for Lawsuit Reform Shakes up Leadership After Disastrous Legislative Session

Texans for Lawsuit Reform, the once-powerful and well-funded tort reform group that has long played a major role in state politics, is undergoing internal leadership changes after a legislative session widely seen as a failure for the organization’s agenda.

California Official Offers Ridiculous Excuse For State’s Inability To Quickly Declare Election Winners