Walking in to The Five Experience in the Cedars, you can’t help but notice that this bar-turned-restaurant feels like a church. There’s a stage at the front, with concert-style lighting. In shiny letters, the stage says “Bishop Omar Jahwar,” and nearby, there’s a photo of the smiling preacher, dressed in a bright red shirt with … Continued
Local voters will decide Saturday if Lubbock becomes the state’s next “sanctuary city for the unborn.” The election could make the West Texas city a test case for a burgeoning movement that began in the East Texas town of Waskom and has since prompted some two dozen cities to try to outlaw abortions. Nearly all … Continued
The Idaho State Legislature has become the first in the nation to put a bill on a governor’s desk that would ban Marxist-based critical race theory from being taught in public schools. Arkansas, Oklahoma, Iowa, Missouri, Texas and West Virginia are among other states considering bans on such teaching, which regards America and Western Civilization … Continued
When immigration policy changes in Washington, D.C., it’s felt immediately on the Jones Ranch, located an hour’s drive north of the Rio Grande in South Texas. Whit Jones III — in a mud-spattered hat and spurs — drives his pickup along a rural highway, pointing out all the repairs where smuggling vehicles plowed through his … Continued
After President Joe Biden bashed states for their “neanderthal thinking” for lifting COVID restrictions, fully opened Florida and Texas have reported less COVID cases per-capita than Democrat-led lockdown states like Michigan, Pennsylvania and New York. Fox News reports: Texas Gov. Greg Abbott was widely criticized by the left after he completely reversed the state’s mandate … Continued
On Monday, the U.S. Census Bureau announced the census data collected for 2020, which resulted in Texas gaining two congressional seats. The distribution of 435 congressional seats based on apportionment population provided by the data collected has given Texas a new total of 38 congressional seats. The 2020 apportionment, however, saw the smallest amount of … Continued
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton on Thursday sued the Biden administration for allegedly encouraging the spread of COVID-19 at the border by allowing large numbers of migrants into the U.S., often into overcrowded facilities. “President Biden’s outright disregard of the public health crisis in Texas by welcoming and encouraging mass gatherings of illegal aliens is hypocritical and dangerous. This … Continued
Texas land commissioner and member of the Bush political dynasty, George P. Bush, told Dallas radio host Mark Davis today that he is considering a primary challenge against incumbent Attorney General Ken Paxton. This isn’t the first time Bush has indicated contemplation of such a run. Last year, after improper use of office allegations were … Continued
Texas has filed a fresh federal lawsuit against President Joe Biden arguing his policies violate federal law and are causing an influx of illegal aliens infected with the CCP virus that causes COVID-19, which jeopardizes public health and the burgeoning economic recovery. The new legal proceeding, the seventh filed by Texas against the Biden administration since the president’s inauguration, … Continued
Robert Morris, founder of the multi-campus Gateway Church in Texas, which draws some 36,000 worshipers weekly, urged his congregants on Sunday to get active in local government elections and vote to protect their communities while highlighting a raft of members running for office. “I’m asking you, as your pastor, to vote. It’s very important that we vote … Continued
The dichotomy between the two major parties is borderline laughable, particularly when it comes to the right to keep and bear arms. Last week Tom Knighton reported on democrats’ push to outlaw silencers and now we’re talking about renewed efforts to deregulate silencers. The SHUSH Act was introduced in the last congress, and it was announced on … Continued
Last legislative session, Texas made significant strides to our health care system, including eliminating surprise billing, increasing women’s health funding, and securing landmark waivers from the federal government to stabilize our health care safety net. My House colleagues and I are committed to building upon those successes this session by introducing Healthy Families, Healthy Texas, … Continued
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