A Texas History Lesson on Trump’s Biological Truth Proclamation President Donald J. Trump’s unequivocal statement on Inauguration Day—that there are just two biological sexes in America—ends
This commentary was originally published in Townhall. Texas Longhorns were stunned when the news broke that the University of Texas at Austin had fired as many as
Halloween tourists are making their annual descent on Salem, Massachusetts to visit the real-life site of the supernatural on trial—the 1692 execution of 19 people
Senate Bill 17, which will close down the so-called “Diversity, Equity and Inclusion” offices on Texas campuses in January, was not passed to push an
It was big news the other week when the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression (FIRE) announced that Harvard University had the worst record on
Sherry Sylvester is a Distinguished Senior Fellow at the Texas Public Policy Foundation. Her career has spanned across multiple states, positions, and even parties. On
Aggie Land has launched a major investigation to determine what really happened with Dr. Kathleen McElroy, the tenured journalism professor at the University of Texas at Austin
Shortly after the Texas passage of the strongest DEI bill in the nation, Senate Bill 17, Texas A&M decided to revive its long defunct journalism school by
Gov. Greg Abbott signed Texas’ anti-DEI Bill into law on June 14, which should close down so-called Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) offices on every
This commentary was originally published in the Washington Times. Gov. Ron DeSantis brags that Florida “is where woke goes to die,” but in the legislative
Wednesday, May 31st 12:00 PM CT The 88th Legislative Session featured a number of conservative policies and debates affecting the future of Texas, from parental
As the 88th Legislative Session concludes, Texas Public Policy Foundation Distinguished Senior Fellow Sherry Sylvester will host a live, one-on-one interview with Lt. Governor Dan
