Americans’ right to speak their minds is considered sacred, which is why we must fight to protect the First Amendment of the U.S. Constitution and the Texas Citizens Participation Act. Both measures were carefully written with protection of the individual — the “little guy” — in mind. They’re designed to give a David a fighting chance if he finds himself in a legal duel with a Goliath.
With the presidential election just a few weeks away, the public is naturally interested in not just the outcome but what the results will mean for issues of national importance. As a citizen, you likely share these concerns but how about as an investor? After the votes are counted — or even before — should you make some moves in anticipation of possible changes in policy?
Texas House Republicans who want to oust Speaker Dade Phelan have coalesced behind a single opponent: state Rep.
Proverbs 13:6 “Righteousness guards the person of integrity, but wickedness overthrows the sinner” I remember watching oldtime
What is the best way to define worry? Rehearsing tragedy is one way.
My husband, Peter, had never had a cat before we adopted Felix, and Felix is taking full advantage of this.
The president of a South American country forced private oil businesses to cede control of their operations to the government. The head of a large company utilized “knockout men” to go and intimidate stores from selling his competitors products. A wife reported how her husband would secretly monitor her phone calls, including those to her parents. A pastor promised a povertystricken congregation God’s financial blessing if they gave to the church, so fearing the loss of heaven’s blessing, they gave while watching the pastor’s lavish lifestyle grow.
The arrival of the footballplaying Coleman triplets at the University of Texas in Austin for 2025’s fall semester may break several records before they even meet BEVO, the Longhorns’ beloved mascot.
Eligible Texans planning to vote in the November general election have until Oct. 7 to register, Texas Secretary of State Jane Nelson reminds folks. The registration deadline applies to both early and election day voting.
How many times during your life do you wish you had a “do over?” There are many areas where people might want a “do over.”
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