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A majority of Harris County residents believe the community is heading in the wrong direction, with deep concerns and partisan divides shaping pivotal local and congressional races
Continue readingAs Texas’ 30-day special legislative session enters its second week, a growing list of state lawmakers are announcing their commitment to banning taxpayer-funded lobbying
Continue readingWith the Texas Legislature currently in 30-day special session, some lawmakers are calling on Gov. Greg Abbott to use a new influx of federal dollars to provide immediate property tax relief to Texans
Continue readingUSDA announced a sweeping reorganization and significant staff reductions, citing a bloated workforce and rampant overspending during the Biden administration. This should be good for Texas!
Continue readingHarris County Judge Lina Hidalgo (D) has proposed a one-cent increase in the property tax rate to sustain the Early REACH program, which offers free child care to eligible children age four and under. Can we afford this? We already in debt by multi-millions!
Continue readingAmerican politics has been transformed in recent years as large portions of the federal bureaucracy, military, the media, and corporate America have embraced the ideas of the 1960s radical Left.
Continue readingKerr County isn’t alone. Last year, Harris County used the same disaster loophole to impose an 8 percent tax hike—more than double the typical 3.5 percent cap—citing a prior disaster declaration.
Continue readingHarris County has raised taxes for citizens while spending taxpayer dollars to defend people illegally in the country, even if they have a criminal record.
Continue readingFor too long, the government has diverted hardworking Americans’ tax dollars to incentivize illegal immigration.
Continue readingIn a court filing, the tax agency said a decades-old ban on campaigning by tax-exempt groups should not apply to houses of worship speaking to their own member. Thank you, but did we ever need their permission in the first place?
Continue readingGWU law professor Jonathan Turley warned Friday rhetoric from Democrats was a “bill that is coming due” after ICE agents were fired on during an operation.
Continue readingCommissioners voted Thursday to fund all existing secured partnerships and grants tied to Harris County’s 2018 flood bond.
Continue readingWith all the issues going on in Harris County, is this really where our tax dollars should be spent?
Continue readingSenate Democrats moved to block Republican efforts Monday evening to strip illegal immigrants of taxpayer-funded benefits within Trump's "big, beautiful" bill.
Continue readingOnly about 30 percent of the bond’s allocated funds have been spent so far.
Continue readingSky-high superintendent salaries reveal what most people already suspect—that public education doesn’t have a revenue problem. It has a spending problem. Obscene salaries are just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to taxpayer abuse.
Continue readingIn a bid to curb street homelessness and connect people with shelters, Houston plans to implement a 24/7 outdoor sleeping ban in key neighborhoods, backed by new funding and federal support.
Continue readingAnother Texas town abolishes its police force, an outlier or the new norm?
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