TEXAS VIEW: Voters should remember that major party candidates are not their only options
For the third consecutive presidential campaign, both major parties are fielding candidates whose disapproval ratings are higher than their positive ratings. Low voter turnout...
TEXAS VIEW: The harsh consequences of the Texas GOP’s fervor to crush DEI at...
The work of public universities – communal investments in the thinking skills and innovation needed to build a healthy society – needs to nurture...
TEXAS VIEW: Why is Texas pausing Native American studies course?
The history of our country cannot be told without accounting for the reality that Native American people were violently pushed from their lands in...
TEXAS VIEW: Texas Medical Board abortion guidance can only go so far
In December, the Texas Supreme Court threw up its hands when asked whether the case of Kate Cox qualified for an exception under the...
TEXAS VIEW: Wildflowers: Show-stopping display of nature’s bounty available for motorists to enjoy
While traveling around the Lone Star State this spring, motorists are being treated to a show-stopping display of bright blues, vibrant pinks, deep reds...
TEXAS VIEW: This is Ken Paxton’s Texas
Attorney General Ken Paxton has scored another victory, but it’s a defeat for all Texans.
With every triumph, Paxton seems more determined to exact his...
TEXAS VIEW: Geothermal could be the next ‘Texas miracle’
Houston knows how to dig holes. Perhaps when historians look back at this great city, when it has either returned to wetland prairie and...
TEXAS VIEW: As refugee numbers grow, officials must stop politicking
People who have been to the U.S.-Mexico border, and even crossed into Matamoros, Reynosa or other northern Mexican cities, probably have seen a major...
TEXAS VIEW: Is bipartisanship dead in Austin? Not on artificial intelligence rules
Artificial intelligence technology is exploding into all facets of life, and while the technology has great promise in a wide variety of applications including...
TEXAS VIEW: Educators are struggling, leaving Texas schools
It’s no secret that Fort Worth-area educators are struggling — not just teaching our community’s kids but to even stay in their demanding jobs....