Op/Ed

Ideally, evangelicals should be supporting candidates who best reflect their values, which include but are not limited to religion, at least through the primaries.

Texas likes to consider itself a leader in many areas. But with respect to how the state treats its youth offenders, it is far behind.

If you believe there was, or is, a “deep state” of bureaucrats, Washington insiders and power brokers who operate outside the law and do pretty much whatever they want, in this case you were right. Chalk up one for the conspiracy theorists. 

Spirits regulation is just another policy area in which reality doesn’t match the rhetoric from supposedly free-market, limited-government Texas politicians.

Greedy politicians always push for high tax rates, which leads to gaming the system or illegal activity. Greed leads to more greed, and especially with weed.

It sounds a bit farfetched, voters could ultimately be voting for the clone they see in ads, rather than the candidate they don’t see.

A new working group has been tasked with redefining the Bayh-Dole Act’s march-in rights.

Ensuring those who don’t need help stay out of the program means there is more money and time available to provide assistance for those who do need help.

The Biden administration plans, without congressional approval, to change the definition of those who are considered lawfully present in the United States to include Dreamers.

The Trustees warn us that when the OASI Trust Fund runs out around 2033, incoming payroll tax revenue will be able to cover only about 77 cents of each Social Security dollar owed. Seniors won’t be happy about that.