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Texas Scorecard
- Posted on Tuesday February 17, 2026
The attorney general’s office says this is the first in a series of lawsuits targeting Chinese companies over data privacy concerns.
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Continue Reading » - Posted on Tuesday February 17, 2026
Texas politicians keep talking about banning sharia, but that wouldn’t do much to stop what’s already happening. If they’re serious about stopping Islam, THIS is what they must do.
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Continue Reading » - Posted on Tuesday February 17, 2026
A forensic audit found the Hood County Appraisal District withheld and spent surplus taxpayer monies without notifying the local governments that supervise it.
The post Granbury Mayor Wants District Attorney To Investigate Appraisal District appeared first on Texas Scorecard.
Continue Reading » - Posted on Tuesday February 17, 2026
On this Salcedo Storm Podcast: Texas’ Conservative Attorney General & U.S. Senate Candidate, Ken Paxton.
The post When Other “Republicans” Abandoned Us, Ken Paxton Fought Medical Tyranny appeared first on Texas Scorecard.
Continue Reading » - Posted on Tuesday February 17, 2026
– Paxton Sues Utility District Over Alleged Scheme to Support ‘EPIC City’ Development… – Texas School Choice Program Surpasses 100,000 Applications… – Illegal Aliens in Texas Continue to Commit Child Sex Crimes… – More School Districts Investigated Over Anti-ICE Walkouts…
The post 2.17.2026: Paxton Files EPIC Lawsuit appeared first on Texas Scorecard.
Continue Reading » - Posted on Monday February 16, 2026
– Texas School Choice Program Surpasses 100,000 Applications – Paxton Investigating Three More School Districts Over Anti-ICE Protests – UT-Austin to Consolidate, Review Race and Gender Programming, in Liberal Arts College
The post 2/16/26 School Choice Demand Surges in Texas appeared first on Texas Scorecard.
Continue Reading » - Posted on Monday February 16, 2026
The latest list of Texas’ 10 most-wanted criminal illegal aliens includes eight wanted for sex crimes against children.
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Continue Reading » - Posted on Monday February 16, 2026
Texas rancher Shad Sullivan told attendees that protecting the ability to raise beef on the land goes hand in hand with defending private property rights.
The post ‘As Long as There’s Beef’: Ranchers Tie Food Freedom to Private Property Rights appeared first on Texas Scorecard.
Continue Reading » - Posted on Monday February 16, 2026
The inquiries follow a similar investigation already underway into Austin Independent School District after students left campus to protest at the Texas Capitol.
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Continue Reading » - Posted on Monday February 16, 2026
The reorganization will include a review of ethnic and gender studies courses.
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Continue Reading » - Posted on Monday February 16, 2026
The early response may increase pressure on lawmakers to consider expanding the program next legislative session.
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Continue Reading » - Posted on Monday February 16, 2026
The proposed Islamic development in Collin and Hunt counties has faced extensive scrutiny from state officials.
The post Paxton Sues MUD Over Alleged Scheme to Support ‘EPIC City’ Development appeared first on Texas Scorecard.
Continue Reading » - Posted on Monday February 16, 2026
On this Salcedo Storm Podcast: The boys talk about excursions in cooking, the meltdown from the left, and about the state of entertainment in the modern era.
The post The Show Behind The Show, Nostalgia Edition appeared first on Texas Scorecard.
Continue Reading » - Posted on Monday February 16, 2026
– Texas Ballot-Harvesting Ban Upheld in Federal Appeals Court… – Secretary Rollins Promotes Property Rights Amid ‘Agricultural Lawfare’… – Paxton Sues Dallas Officials for Defying Voters’ Police Funding Mandate… – Houston ISD Announces Closure of 12 Schools Amid Enrollment Decline…
The post 2.16.2026: Stopping Ballot Harvesting appeared first on Texas Scorecard.
Continue Reading » - Posted on Sunday February 15, 2026
On this week’s edition of Real Texans, Michael Quinn Sullivan visits with State Rep. Todd Hunter of Corpus Christi about the need for a new round of redistricting in 2027, the importance of voting, and why he switched parties.
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The late-night host said the network feared running afoul of new FCC guidance directing shows to give equal airtime to political candidates. 
U.S. Rep. Chip Roy has broken with his party, and called out President Donald Trump and Attorney General Ken Paxton. He says his loyalty is to Texas and to the Constitution. 
The first small modular nuclear reactor could be powering an industrial plant in Texas early in the next decade. And the state is pushing to become the leading site for testing and building the technology. 
Early voting begins on Tuesday. Here’s a look at what the officials elected to several local offices oversee. 
The effort is a partnership between the state party, two of its largest political organizations and the House Democrats’ campaign arm. 
Huffines' campaign said the candidate’s family bought the ranch at a public auction four years after Jeffrey Epstein died. 
Paxton said his office is examining claims that administrators and faculty helped organize the demonstrations. 
Families filed applications for more than 100,000 students by mid-February. The application period will close March 17. 
Reitz believes the nation is at war with liberals, and the best bulwark against them is a fully empowered Texas attorney general’s office — with him at the helm. 
Voters statewide elect three justices to the new 15th Court of Appeals, created in 2023. Gov. Greg Abbott’s GOP appointees face their first election for six-year terms. 
The Buddhist monks' 15-week walk from Fort Worth to Washington covered roughly 2,300 miles. 
Early voting in person runs from Feb. 17-27. This guide explains your rights at Texas polls. 
HUD is investigating whether the project that had been called the East Plano Islamic Center City discriminated based on race or national origin. 
In a new lawsuit, Paxton accused city officials of under-calculating how much money should go to law enforcement under a voter-backed provision. 
More than 800 students are pursuing degrees in the affected departments, which include African, Latino and gender studies.