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FCC Chief Investigating Allegations Google Discriminated Against Texas Faith-Based Media Company
New Federal Communications Commissioner Brendan Carr announced he will be investigating allegations that Google’s YouTube TV is discriminating against conservative and faith-based content after receiving a complaint from the chairman of a Texas-based media outlet. “These concerning allegations come at a time when American public discourse has experienced an unprecedented – and unacceptable – surge
Texas Senate Bill Would Prohibit Changing Sex on Birth Certificates to Conform to Gender Identity
The Texas Senate State Affairs Committee held a hearing this week where the discussion and debate centered on birth certificates and the ability to amend an individual’s sex based on gender identity. Senate Bill (SB) 406, introduced by Sen. Mayes Middleton (R-Galveston), seeks to regulate how biological sex is recorded by prohibiting future changes to
Texas Congresswoman, ‘Crimmigration’ Lawyers Discuss Deportation Evasion at Virtual Town Hall
A Texas congresswoman held a virtual town hall on February 20 with Texas immigration lawyers, advising illegal aliens on how to avoid deportation and obtain green cards, specifically as a criminal offender or as a domestic abuse victim. She also criticized the recently passed federal Laken Riley Act and the current presidential administration’s border security
200 New Illegal Immigration Federal Cases Filed in South Texas
The U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Southern District of Texas (SDTX) has released information on “nearly 200” cases that have been filed regarding illegal immigration, with “almost 100” of those including charges of “illegal re-entry” into the U.S. Of those cases, many charged have previous felony convictions regarding narcotics, violent crimes, and other immigration offenses.
Texas Wins 2024 Governor’s Cup, Abbott Outlines Five-Year Economic Growth Plan
Texas was recognized as the number one state in attracting the most new business entities for the 13th year in a row, with Gov. Greg Abbott touting the state’s year winning the annual Governor’s Cup award and introducing the state’s five-year plan for continued economic growth. There were a total of 1,368 projects across the
Voluntary Public Access Improvement Act Reintroduced
The Voluntary Public Access Improvement Act was reintroduced to the U.S. House of Representatives and the U.S. Senate. Representatives Debbie Dingell (D-MI) and Dusty Johnson (R-SD) are leading the reintroduction in the House, while Senators Steve Daines (R-MT), Michael Bennet (D-CO) and Roger Marshall (R-KS) are sponsors in the Senate. The bill, touted by conservation groups
A Deep Dive On Mako Sharks
The mako is the fastest shark in the sea and one of the most mysterious. They have recently received full protection from harvest and are the subject of a major study at the Center for Sporfish Science & Conservation at the Harte Institute in Corpus Christ, TX. Do a deep dive on makos with Dr.
Where Do You Think Next TX Record Trout Will Come From?
Carl “Bud” Rowland’s speckled trout from 2002 has stood as the Texas state record trout for 23 years. Caught on fly in the Lower Laguna Madre, the 37-inch behemoth weighed in at a jaw-dropping 16 pounds. But as we move further into 2025, anglers across the Texas coast are left to wonder: Will the record
Tips for Spring Break At TX State Parks
Spring Breakers who waited until the last moment to plan an outdoor experience, don’t panic, Texas State Parks also have day-use and immediately supply for anyone also looking for an outdoor experience. ” Spring is a special time to get outside, with cooler temperatures and blooming flowers — parks are great places to experience both”,
Texas Politicians Seek to Close ‘ Affordable Housing ‘ Tax Exemption Loophole
Despite reforms enacted two years ago, developers have continued to receive full duty property tax exemptions for millions in exchange for concessions for so-called affordable housing, but state lawmakers are working to close a legal loophole that they say has led to abuse of the program. ” What the industry did after we did the
‘ Designated Country ‘ Land Ownership Ban Debated in Texas Senate Committee Hearing
A bill aimed at” Stopping Foreign Adversaries ‘ Land Grabs” is at the center of a contentious debate that pits national security and economic protection arguments against concerns over discrimination and copyright on property rights. Senate Bill ( SB ) 17 is a priority piece of legislation for the upper chamber, proposed by Sen. Lois
Christi Craddick, Don Huffines Announce Candidacies for Texas Comptroller
Two Republicans, Railroad Commissioner Christi Craddick and former state Sen. Don Huffines, have announced their requests for Texas treasurer in 2026 on Friday after recent Comptroller Glenn Hagar was named the next Texas A&M University System president. Craddick, the present head of the Railroad Commission of Texas, first announced her candidacy by saying,” Serving for
