Texas AG: Banning Christmas Poster Violates First Amendment
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton weighed in on this controversy, declaring the actions of the school district a violation of both the First Amendment and Texas law.
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In Tillerson, Trump Nominates ‘Greatest Ally Liberals Have’ in the Cabinet, Says Christian Conservative Leader
Tillerson, the CEO of ExxonMobil, is “among the most accomplished business leaders and international deal makers in the world,” Trump said when nominating him. His career “is the embodiment of the American dream.”
Oklahoma Supreme Court Overturns Pro-Life Law That Raised Abortion Center Standards
An Oklahoma law requiring abortionists to have admitting privileges at nearby hospitals is unconstitutional, according to the state’s highest court.
Do Boycotts Actually Work? Yes, but There’s a Right Way … And a Wrong Way
Advocates of government regulation of business frequently represent corporations as holding too much power. They have lots of money, and if their product is good, many loyal customers continue to feed their operations regardless of any moral or ethical violations.
Trump Must Fire Swamp Monsters Comey, Koskinen, and Other Obama Holdovers Immediately!
If there was ever a president who has the mandate, public expectation, and personal style to drain out the bureaucratic swamp and fire every Obama holdover within the executive branch, it’s Donald Trump.
Rick Perry Once Wanted to Cut the Department of Energy. Now Trump Wants Him to Lead It
As the former governor of Texas — one of the nation’s largest oil producing states — Rick Perry makes sense to lead the department in charge of overseeing energy production, energy conservation, and related research and development.
How Texas Can Lead the Charge on Education Choice
The debate around school choice has shifted from whether states should enact education choice to how best to accomplish that goal.
How a Billionaire Democrat Running for Governor Won in Trump Country
As results rolled in on election night, most political consultants and commentators were caught off guard by the victory of Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump.
Obamacare May Soon Be Over. Here’s What Americans Have Thought of the Law Since 2010.
In the midst of open enrollment for Obamacare, there is plenty of bad news for health law supporters, from skyrocketing premium rates to diminished insurer participation. Public opinion remains steadily opposed to the law.
Key Questions About Russia’s Alleged Hacking of the US Election
A Central Intelligence Agency report that Russian operatives intervened in the U.S. election to help President-elect Donald Trump win has roiled Capitol Hill, producing a bipartisan call for congressional investigations.