OPINION: Texas is a trusted partner in a shifting global landscape
Texas is a trusted partner to the world.
Texas is a trusted partner to the world.
Within the next two weeks, President Trump has the opportunity to deliver another big win for Texas agriculture by negotiating a stronger, fairer trade agreement that protects American tomato growers from unfair foreign competition while preserving billions in revenue and thousands of jobs across Texas and the southwest.
Foreign manipulation and rigged markets are threatening the foundation of America’s economy: the domestic energy industry, anchored in the oil fields of the Permian Basin.
In politics, the flashy stuff gets all the attention.
My colleagues at the Baker Institute and I have been closely monitoring the trends in the revenue sources that fund our state government.
There is a hidden tax on millions of Texans that Washington, DC squeezes out of our hard-earned savings accounts every year.
Texas is the world's eighth-largest economy—a global powerhouse built on innovation, entrepreneurship, agriculture, manufacturing, and energy.
I am deeply troubled by the growing number of Texas students hooked on vaping.
As a disabled district judge, I am compelled to speak out against Senate Bill 3 (SB 3), a misguided piece of legislation that threatens both the liberties of Texans and the economic vitality of our state.
If Texas wants to stand with women, the Texas legislature must pass House Bill 229 and codify definitions of sex-based terms like “male” and “female” into state law.