Politics

Beto Outlines A Path Forward

Beto Outlines A Path Forward

At a town hall, O’Rourke focused on organizing now and in the immediate future. Because democracy and America are at stake.

By Jessica Montoya Coggins
Thousands Attend Immigration March In Dallas

Thousands Attend Immigration March In Dallas

The Mega Marcha, billed as the largest rally for immigration reform thus far into the year, ended at City Hall Plaza, where a diverse lineup of speakers from activists to elected officials addressed an engaged crowd, many holding flags or signs demanding immigration relief.

By Jessica Montoya Coggins
The Texas War On Drag Continues

The Texas War On Drag Continues

Last week a senate committee heard testimony on a bill that bars state funds from public libraries that hold events with drag queens, a new cause célèbre among conservatives

By James Russell
The Impact Of Tariffs On Texas

The Impact Of Tariffs On Texas

With the new tariffs, Texas could lose more than any other state. And the worries go beyond rising costs to even the reliability of our power grid.

By Jessica Montoya Coggins
Trans Advocates And Allies Prepare For Another Harmful Session

Trans Advocates And Allies Prepare For Another Harmful Session

Really cruel. That’s how Emmett Schelling describes state leadership. “The leadership of the state largely is not here to be public servants and leaders for us and instead waged really cruel attacks on our entire community, from our youth to our elders,” the executive director of the Transgender Education

By James Russell
Dan Patrick Unveils Texas Senate Priorities

Dan Patrick Unveils Texas Senate Priorities

Outside of school choice, other priorities for Patrick include several rightwing culture war goals like “placing the ten commandments in school” and “stopping drag time story hour.”

By Jessica Montoya Coggins