SCOTUS Upholds Texas Age-Verification Law for Online Porn Sites

The Court found that the law is a constitutionally permissible exercise of the state’s authority to protect children from sexually explicit content.

We were mocked. Dismissed. Censored. But we were right.

Just read the headlines. In Illinois, kindergarteners are taught they can choose from dozens of made-up pronouns. In New Jersey, first-graders learn their body parts don’t define their identity. In California, a third-grade class was shown explicit LGBTQ+ content—without telling parents.

Education elites are getting filthy rich!

Sky-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.

Texas Education Board Proposes New Standards for School Trustee Training

If adopted, the revised Framework for School Board Development will represent a fundamental shift in public school governance.

Phones in The Classroom?

ichardson ISD Assistant Superintendent Dr. Matthew Gibbins and Jeanne Mallory, a teacher from Rancier Middle School in Killeen ISD to discuss how their districts have taken the initiative to eliminate the distractions of phones in the classroom as well as some potential support from the state in the form of legislation.

A City Abolishes Its Police Force

Another Texas town abolishes its police force, an outlier or the new norm?

17 Proposed Amendments Head to Voters in November

From property taxes to bail reform, 17 proposed constitutional amendments will be on the ballot.

Freeing Our School Boards from Woke Influences

Courageous school board members are looking for alternatives to the associations that are robbing school boards of their power.

Higher Education Reforms Receive Gov. Abbott’s Approval

Elected officials are increasing oversight of taxpayer-subsidized universities.

‘Make Texas Healthy Again’ Signed into Law

The new law includes provisions to protect physical activity time in schools and require warning labels on foods containing certain additives.

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.

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.

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.

Americans are United in Opposing DEI

Most date the campus launch of the notorious “Diversity, Equity and Inclusion” (DEI) ideology to 2010, with a hyper-escalation in 2020, although its roots go back to the late 60s when socialists created it on college campuses. Until now, the trajectory has always been up.