Opinion

As public policy dilemmas go, it’s not a bad one to have. Over the next four months, the 88th Texas Legislature will wrestle with how...

In the wake of the “Twitter Files,” let’s revisit former President Barack Obama’s warning last April about the spread of misinformation: “You just have...

Odds are, last Thursday’s state holiday came and went without most Texans noticing it. It’s a measure of progress that few Texans celebrate Confederate Heroes...

As tax season begins, the IRS is making a show of using its newly expanded budget to improve the agency’s “customer service,” mainly by...

Droughts, parched farms, ranches and instructions to water lawns less frequently are part of life in Texas. Unfortunately, so too are aging, neglected water...

Only a few weeks ago, Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg roasted Southwest Airlines for problems that led to thousands of canceled flights. Yet Mr. Buttigieg...

For the Texas Legislature, having too much money to spend may turn out to be as big a challenge as not having enough. Lawmakers returning...

By Toni King Toni: I have just enrolled in Medicare Parts A&B because I turned 65 in January. I am currently working with my husband and...

  Texas lawmakers are back to work in Austin. And they’ve got a lot of work to do. The state has a record-breaking surplus that...

By Robert Taylor InsideSources.com President Biden recently warned that America is losing its technological edge. “We used to rank number one in the world in research...