This commentary was originally published in the Washington Times. CNBC used to stand for the “Consumer News and Business Channel.” but it is now part

This commentary was originally published in the Daily Caller. With inflation breaking records, gas prices pushing $10 per gallon and the border exploding with hundreds

When William Travis wrote his famous “Victory or Death” letter from the Alamo he sent it to “The People of Texas.” Today, the Alamo stands

As a former chancellor for Texas Tech, Kent Hance has been making history in Texas his entire life — serving in the State Legislature and

As the Senior Curator and Historian for the Alamo, nobody knows more about the Alamo than Ernesto Rodriguez — he’s been working around the shrine

As we navigate the tumultuous waters of our political reality, it behooves us to lean on the expertise, experience, and wisdom of those who have

This commentary was originally published in the Washington Examiner. In virtually every news report of parents demanding that public school librarians do their job and remove inappropriate

This commentary was originally published in the Houston Chronicle. Texans were horrified to learn of the Department of Family and Protective Services’ mishandling of allegations that children

Hispanic Texans overwhelmingly support letting parents choose where their kids go to school, regardless of what district they live in, even if it is a