Texas
201 pieces tagged “Texas”, newest first.

Scenes From Houston
It's heartening to see some of the best of humanity exhibited by our fellow Americans.

Immigration Lawlessness Kills
Blaming enforcement of America's immigration laws for the deaths of illegal aliens is both wrong and dangerous.
Lawful Texas, Lawless California
The two states' immigration policies just about couldn't be more different.

Fake News: Vilifying Good Guy With Gun
USA Today wrongly claims, "Shopper who shot suspect did not have carry permit."

Judicial Activists Dismantling Voter ID Laws
Four states just suffered significant setbacks.

A Texas Sized Defense Against School Shooters
Postsecondary students in the Lone Star State can now carry guns on campuses.

A Texas-Sized Voter ID Problem
Fifth Circuit Court rules that a voter ID law discriminates against minorities.
States Fight Back Against Obama's Tranny Decree
Lawsuit alleges the Obama administration tried to create a law by executive fiat.
Read more →Texas' Abortion Regulations Head to Supreme Court
Welcome to the new court where the judges are political.

Rick Perry Cleared of Governing While Republican
But the frivolous prosecution did serve the Left's goal.
Racial Preferences on Trial — Again
The Supreme Court re-considers UT's admissions criteria.

Ahmed's Cash for Clocks
"The Clock Kid" is back in the news, this time seeking $15 million.

Freedom of Speech Includes Talking About Pets
Never has American freedom of speech been attacked so flagrantly, promiscuously and on so many fronts. The most egregious examples come from campuses and Congress. On campuses, censorship proliferates as political advocacy is confined to designated spaces. In Congress, 54 Democratic senators have voted to amend the First Amendment to empower Congress to regulate the quantity, content and timing of political campaign speech. There are, however, smaller, less visible and hence especially insidious abridgements of the right to make oneself heard. On Tuesday, the Supreme Court will decide whether to hear such a case from Texas, where it is a crime for a retired veterinarian to share his advice with people seeking it.
SCOTUS to Consider Abortion Case
It'll make it one of the key issues in the presidential race.

A Texas Dilemma: Planned Parenthood Subpoenas
State investigators may have gone too far, but who can blame them?