Are Cities Breaking the Law?

Are Cities Breaking the Law?

-Three Years Later, Lawmakers Question Cities’ Compliance With State Preemption Law -Admitted Texas Vote Fraudster Still Free After Losing Appeal -Samsung to Move US Headquarters to North Texas

June Is Nuclear Family Month

-Fate Mayor Declares June ‘Nuclear Family Month’ -Former SBOE Candidate Says Consultants Promised Donations, Delivered ‘Disaster’ -Texas Tech ‘Presidential Cabinet’ Member Extensively Promoted DEI and LGBT Ideologies

6/2/26 ¡Adiós, Español!

-Texas DPS Now Requires English-Only Testing for Commercial Drivers -Multi-County Raids Target Alleged Gambling Enterprise Centered in La Marque -Democrat Prosecutors Sue To Block Paxton’s New Crime Reporting Rules

6/1/26 City Sued Over ‘Big Gay Swim Day’

-Paxton Sues Denton Over 'Big Gay Swim Day,' Alleges Men Could Use Changing Rooms With Women and Children -Talarico Faces Questions About Relationship With Former Staffer, Abortion Lobbyist   -Dallas Judge Moves Proceedings Online After Supreme Court Ends Mask Mandate

5/29/26 James Talafreako

-Talarico Campaign Embraces ‘Talafreako’ Nickname Tied to Far-Left Positions -Texas State University System Regents Discontinue Tenure Track Positions at Two-Year Institutions -Whitmire, Hollins Clash Again as Houston’s $7.5 Billion Budget Heads Toward Council Vote