It has been observed that if California Gov. Gavin Newsom learned that the University of California system included professors and staff who persistently engaged in pushing
This commentary was originally published in the Washington Examiner. One thing to be thankful for this Thanksgiving is that it took the Pilgrims only a year or
After early voting ended on Friday night, Texas voting data guru Derek Ryan issued his final report of who voted, compiling all the information available from the
There’s a political tactic called “inoculation” that came into mainstream parlance in the Bill Clinton era—it’s a kind of pre-emptive strike designed to protect against
In 2007, when photo voter ID was first being debated in the Texas House, State Rep. Rafael Anchia, a leading Democrat leader from Dallas, spoke against
Despite the bleak report on learning loss following pandemic school closures, Texas got some very good news last week with the release of the annual
It makes absolutely no sense for the media to be in charge of political debates in Texas or anywhere else. They don’t even pretend to
It has been said that Texas is the best expression of the American idea—and Red McCombs is one of the best expressions of everything it
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
When I saw a June 30, Texas Tribune a story headlined: “State education board members push back on proposal to use “involuntary relocation” to describe
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
Texas and the country are still in shock from another horrific story of a young man – a boy really — who morphed into killer.
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
Sherry interviewed Lt. Governor Patrick following the close of the Regular 2023 Legislative session.
Sherry Sylvester: An Award Winning Political Journalist
Sherry testified before the Texas Senate Higher Education Sub-Committee on why Diversity, Equity and Inclusion must be stopped in Texas colleges and universities.
Telling the Texas Story: Do Media Narratives Portray an Accurate State of the State?