OPINION: Cleaner streets protect Texas’ most vulnerable
This week, Governor Abbott announced that state agencies will coordinate responses to hazardous homeless encampments that have become fixtures of sidewalks and parks across Austin.
This week, Governor Abbott announced that state agencies will coordinate responses to hazardous homeless encampments that have become fixtures of sidewalks and parks across Austin.
If anyone still doubts that the Trump administration is serious about standing up for America’s farmers and ranchers, the latest round of agricultural tariffs should put those doubts to rest.
You may recall that earlier this year, we noted in a Baker Issue Brief that the robust growth in Texas state revenues had begun to plateau.
Boasting that Texas “has built more wind power than any state and is a top contender for the most solar power,” a Texas Tribune article bemoans a decline in federal subsidies for such energy sources and a potential loss of “billions in investments and thousands of jobs.
OPINION: Prop 1: The workforce solution Texas needs to stay on top Texas is facing a critical shortage of skilled workers needed to power the nation’s #1 state for manufactured goods.
By now, we’ve all heard the success story of the Texas housing market, but the typical narrative is missing a key piece of information.
Here in Texas, energy is our bread and butter.
In the Cold War, America’s generals knew better than to let Soviet cameras hover over our military bases.
I’ve always put one thing above all: protecting the hardworking men and women who keep our state running.
I’ve always put my faith in ideas, not personalities.