by TFR Staff | Oct 2, 2025 | Commentary
“If They Cheer Violence Publicly, What Are They Whispering in the Classroom?” Following the tragic assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk, the Texas Education Agency (TEA) has received more than 350 complaints about public school teachers and staff who...
by TFR Staff | Sep 26, 2025 | Commentary
Texas A&M University, one of the Lone Star State’s premier taxpayer-funded institutions of higher education, has long prided itself on advancing engineering, research, and education with a focus on serving Texas and the nation. Yet its two-decade partnership...
by TFR Staff | Sep 10, 2025 | Commentary
This week, Texas A&M University has been thrust into the spotlight for all the wrong reasons after disturbing audio clips surrounding the teaching of radical gender ideology. A viral video shows a professor ejecting a student from class for objecting to LGBT...
by TFR Staff | Jun 10, 2025 | Local, Texe Lege
For a company that touts itself as a “trusted and reliable community partner,” San Antonio-owned utility CPS Energy has some explaining to do. Recent reporting shows that the utility still owes certain energy suppliers roughly $350 million from purchases it committed...
by TFR Staff | May 30, 2025 | 89th TXLege, Texe Lege
Now It’s Up to the Governor to Stop It Just one day after narrowly passing the Texas House on second reading, Senate Bill 646—an expensive, government-growing student loan forgiveness program—cleared its final hurdle in the chamber with even more Republican...
