by TFR Staff | Mar 31, 2026 | State
For over three decades, the Texas Lottery has been sold to Texans as a voluntary way to support public education without raising taxes. But its troubled and controversial history, especially the recent developments suggesting an organized crime syndicate had...
by TFR Staff | Mar 27, 2026 | News
Texas A&M University, a public institution largely supported by Texas taxpayers, continues its high-speed detour into professional motorsports advertising. According to documents obtained through open records requests and detailed in a report by Sportico,1...
by TFR Staff | Mar 24, 2026 | Commentary
Hardworking Texas families are footing the bill for a broken system that subsidizes illegal immigration while their property taxes continue to climb. That can end if lawmakers finally do what Texas voters expect: put citizens first. State Rep. Andy Hopper,1 the...
by TFR Staff | Mar 17, 2026 | Commentary
James Talarico’s Votes Against Income and Death Tax Bans Show a Clear Pattern of Fiscal Recklessness as He Runs for U.S. Senate Texas has stayed strong and attractive to families and businesses for many reasons, but one of the biggest is this: we don’t punish success...
by TFR Staff | Mar 9, 2026 | Local
Tarrant County College (TCC) in north Texas serves thousands of students across its campuses, offering pathways to degrees and workforce training. Yet, beneath the glossy annual reports lies a troubling track record of fiscal decisions that prioritize...
