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Higher Taxes on the Horizon: City of Round Rock
21+ hour, 9+ min ago (320+ words) Many city, county, and school district officials are right now deciding where to set tax rates for the next fiscal year. In some cases, these local decisions will push property taxes higher, creating new challenges for families struggling with affordability....
Texas Takes a Stand Against Foreign Influence in Schools
1+ day, 3+ hour ago (320+ words) Texas Gov. Greg Abbott announced last week that he wants to prohibit Texas public schools from employing teachers on H-1B visas. This was the latest step in his effort to put an end to foreign influence in Texas education. Earlier this…...
Cartels Are Exploiting Mexico’s Cattle Trade As Americans Pay More For Beef
1+ day, 5+ hour ago (618+ words) his week, the United States began reopening its southern border to Mexican cattle after New World Screwworm forced the U.S. Department of Agriculture to close livestock ports along the border. Douglas, Arizona, reopened first, across from Agua Prieta, Sonora. These cases…...
Administrative Bloat and Rising Taxes with James Quintero | Parent Empowerment with Mandy Drogin
2+ day, 2+ hour ago (235+ words) Texas Public Policy Foundation Texas taxpayers are spending billions on public education but how much of that money is actually reaching teachers and classrooms? In this episode of Parent Empowerment with Mandy Drogin, Mandy sits down with James Quintero of…...
TPPF’s David Dunmoyer on Social Media Guardrails for Minors | Texas House Testimony
2+ day, 2+ hour ago (150+ words) Texas Public Policy Foundation David Dunmoyer’s testimony on the social media-driven youth mental health crisis before the Texas House Public Health Committee. Dunmoyer details how social media platforms’ “choice architecture” and algorithmic designs are not bugs but deliberate features engineered…...
Oxford Union Debates: Greg Sindelar on Conservatism and President Trump
5+ day, 6+ hour ago (807+ words) Editor’s Note: TPPF CEO Greg Sindelar recently spoke on Conservatism at the Oxford Union. Below are Greg’s prepared remarks. Madam President, honorable members of this House, distinguished opponents Mr. Madrid, Mr. Stephens, Mr. Malcolm, and Mr. Stern, and my colleagues…...
Transformational Healthcare Reform
5+ day, 17+ hour ago (640+ words) Texas, however, has the opportunity to lead the nation in healthcare reform and incentivize high-quality, affordable medical care with transparency and healthcare freedom. Better healthcare access can be achieved by returning financial control to individuals, thereby exerting downward pressure on…...
Geofencing, Flappy Bird, and the 4th Amendment | Rightly Decided
6+ day, 4+ min ago (270+ words) Can the government use a geofence warrant to track every cell phone near a crime scene without violating the Fourth Amendment? Welcome back to Rightly Decided, the mostly originalist takes of the litigators of the Texas Public Policy Foundation! In…...
Dr. Brent Bennett’s Testimony Before the House State Affairs Committee: Data Centers & 765-kV Transmission Lines
6+ day, 21+ hour ago (203+ words) Policy Director, Life:Powered Texas Public Policy Foundation Before the House State Affairs Committee Chairman King and Members of the Committee: Demand growth by itself does not automatically lead to higher electricity rates, and in the long run, a larger…...
Who Gets to Shape Texas Children?
6+ day, 21+ hour ago (410+ words) I applaud him for confronting a threat that has long operated in plain sight. Hostile foreign actors are using soft power to gain influence over American education. They provide money, curriculum, teacher training, and cultural programs. When the organizations behind…...