This issue of Veritas, the quarterly publication of the Texas Public Policy Foundation, features the Foundation's efforts to inform the public of the human cost of subsidizing wind energy, abolishing the "Robin Hood" school property tax, combating our growing civic illiteracy, and our part in the ACA lawsuit.
The committee substitute to House Bill 18 (2023), which the Foundation has reviewed, proposes to protect children from harmful, deceptive, or unfair trade practices in connection with the use of certain digital services. It provides enhanced online privacy protections, limits on access to harmful online content, and empowers parents with additional rights and tools to...
Despite increasing intrigue over the last decade, short-term postsecondary programs remain ineligible for the Pell Grant. Do the benefits outweigh the cost? Key points – Pell Grants are one of the primary methods the federal government uses to encourage postsecondary enrollment. – However, programs lasting less than 15 weeks are not eligible for Pell Grants....