Jeff Brown’s latest prediction is about what he calls The Second Wave. In a recent interview with Chris Hurt, he spoke about the current situation of the stock market. According to Jeff, things are not looking so great in the […]
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Small Business Optimism Rebounds, Exceeds Historical Average
AUSTIN (Sept. 8, 2020) – The NFIB Optimism Index increased 1.4 points in August to 100.2, a reading slightly above the historical 46-year average. Seven of the 10 Index components improved, two declined, and one was unchanged. The NFIB Uncertainty Index increased two points […]
Mentored Hunting Workshops Introduce First Time Hunters to the Hunting Experience
AUSTIN — Just in time for hunting season, the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department (TPWD) is hosting a series of mentored hunting workshops for first time hunters looking to learn how to safely and ethically harvest wild game. The workshops will take […]
AG Paxton Sends Letter to Cameron County Warning that it Must Allow Religious Private Schools to Open
Attorney General Ken Paxton today issued a letter to Cameron County Judge Eddie Treviño, warning against a control order issued jointly by Judge Treviño and the county’s health authority that specifically dictates how religious private schools may operate. The order, which attempts […]
Following Hurricane Laura, Sens. Cruz, Cornyn Urge Senate to Pass Relief for Texas, Louisiana
U.S. Sens. Ted Cruz (R-Texas), John Cornyn (R-Texas), Bill Cassidy (R-La.) and John Kennedy (R-La.) today wrote Senate leadership requesting the U.S. Senate take up emergency supplemental appropriations to ensure a full recovery from Hurricane Laura’s destruction in Texas and […]
Sen. Cruz: Democrats Are Keeping Economy Shut Down to Benefit their Partisan Interests
Appears on ‘John Solomon Reports’ and highlights effort to stop deadly abortion pill, politicization of Department of Justice, and violent riots HOUSTON, Texas – This week, U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) joined “John Solomon Reports” to discuss Democrats’ cynical decision to keep the economy and schools shut down until Election Day […]
DPS Releases Crime in Texas Report
The Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) released the 2019 Crime in Texas Report today. The report is a collaborative effort and the direct result of the more than 1,200 Texas sheriffs and chiefs of police who participate in the […]
Cornyn: Houston to Receive $400K CARES Act Grant to Aid Local Businesses During Pandemic
Gulf Coast Economic Development District will receive a federal grant totaling $400,000 to provide capacity-building assistance to local communities; support plan development through data analysis and assessments; create programs aimed at economic diversity and job creation; and work to improve […]
Texas Game Wardens Stress Water Safety During Labor Day Weekend
Labor Day weekend is approaching and Texans around the state are making plans to take advantage of extra time on the waterways. Compared to this time last year, incidents on the water are up 55 percent while boating injuries having […]
AG Paxton Sends Letter Supporting Section 230 Rule Promoting Transparency and Accountability for Large Tech Platforms
Attorney General Ken Paxton sent a comment letter to Secretary Marlene Dortch of the Federal Communications Commission, supporting the National Telecommunications and Information Agency’s Petition (the Petition) to the Federal Communications Commission to clarify provisions of Section 230 of the […]
