Six Months of Trump: Larry Elder on Key Decisions and Controversies

Larry Elder joins PragerU CEO Marissa Streit to unpack the first six months of President Trump’s second term, spotlighting key wins on the economy, border security, and foreign policy.

Federal Court Rules Texas Can Require Voter ID on Mail Ballots

In a win for secure elections in Texas, a federal appeals court upheld a state law requiring voters to provide identification numbers on mail-in ballots, a security measure already required of in-person voters.

Houston ISD Rolls Out Cell Phone Ban

Houston Independent School District has unveiled a comprehensive cell phone policy prohibiting student use of personal devices during the entire school day. The new policy aligns with a state law curbing electronic interruptions in public schools.

Texas House Votes To Arrest AWOL Dems Hiding Out In Blue States

The Texas House passed a motion to issue arrest warrants for more than 50 Democrat lawmakers on Monday.

Attorney General Pam Bondi Orders Grand Jury Investigation Into Russiagate Hoax

The Department of Justice (DOJ) opened a grand jury investigation into an alleged conspiracy within the Obama administration to manufacture intelligence about Russian interference in the 2016 election.

Lina Hidalgo’s ‘Penny Tax’ Proposal Faces More Backlash From Commissioners

The tax hike would go before voters in November if approved by the Harris County Commissioners Court.

House Democrats Bust Quorum, Flee to Illinois

While the Texas House was scheduled to gavel in later today and take up congressional redistricting, Democrats have reportedly fled to Illinois. Their action is designed to disrupt the legislative process by denying the chamber its constitutionally mandated quorum for conducting business.

Rome Fell. Will America?

The Roman Empire began as a model of Republican Government, but eventually descended into an autocracy. Is America headed for the same fate? Niall Ferguson, Senior Fellow at the Hoover Institution, examines this question.

Federal Judges Keep Defying Supreme Court Orders Against Trump Admin

An increasing number of federal judges are stymieing the Trump administration's agenda, and in many cases, in direct defiance of Supreme Court decisions.

Blue States Suing To Block Trump Admin From Cracking Down On Child Mutilation

Blue states is suing the Trump administration in an attempt to block federal policies aimed at curbing transgender medical interventions for kids.

Supreme Court May Deal Democrats A Huge Blow To Ever Taking House Back

The U.S. Supreme Court is poised to consider a major challenge that could reshape how voting maps are drawn.

Despite Union Objection, Houston ISD's Pay-For-Performance Model Can Proceed

The Houston Federation of Teachers filed suit against the district for awarding raises based on performance metrics, alleging it violated state law. Novel concept, pay good teachers more for their student's achievement.

Latinos Flocking To Trump Could Get Them 5 Seats In Redistricting

Texas Republicans are banking on the GOP's gains among Latino voters in recent elections, seeking to create four majority-Hispanic districts in the state.

Biden Judge Blocks Trump Admin From Terminating Deportation Protections For Thousands Of Migrants

A federal judge has blocked the Trump administration from ending deportation protections for tens of thousands of migrants from Central America and Asia.

Houston ISD Nearly Fully Staffed

Heading into the 2025-26 academic year, Houston Independent School District announced it has just 19 open teaching positions. As Joseph Trimmer reports, this marks a sharp decline from the 358 vacancies reported in late June.

Proposed Map Could Add 5 New GOP Congressional Seats

House and Senate committees held public hearings on plans to redraw congressional maps ahead of the 2026 primaries, and more are planned.