Veterans Treatment Courts are smart on justice, enhancing public safety by rehabilitating those who’ve already sacrificed so much. Many of America’s veterans have borne burdens few of us can understand. From the jungles of Vietnam to the mountains of Afghanistan, they’ve faced trauma that doesn’t quickly fade away once they’re handed their discharge papers. Post-traumatic...
Every Friday morning, I join the Cardle & Woolley Show on Talk 1370 Radio in Austin to announce the week’s Winners & Losers. Not sure why there are so many more winners than losers this week, but here’s who made the list. WINNER: Texas Congressional District Map Stands The U.S. Supreme Court ruled yesterday that...
During the pandemic, while Americans were grappling with kitchen table issues such as job security, basic freedoms, the well-being of their loved ones and, importantly, the education of their children, Big Tech silently wrote their ticket to further subsidize their already trillion-dollar industry. And it wasn’t through broadband grants or shadowy back-door-deals tasking Meta or...
Every Friday morning, I join the Cardle & Woolley Show on Talk 1370 Radio in Austin to announce the week’s Winners & Losers. While the congressional map wars continue and would-be candidates wait for the smoke to clear, here’s who made the list: WINNER: Gov. Greg Abbott Goes After Muslim Extremists in Texas After recent...
“The Department of Education is being torn apart in real time,” the New York Times declared this week. The Trump administration has kicked off the boldest federal education shake-up in 45 years, carving up its core functions across Labor, State, Interior, and HHS. To understand why this was inevitable, we must go back to the...
California’s 127% price surge since 2010 exposes costly reality behind wind and solar power. There’s a battle to define a narrative about what’s to blame for rising electricity prices. Some claim higher electricity prices are due to President Donald Trump’s “one big beautiful bill,” which curtailed subsidies for “cheap” wind and solar installations. Others blame AI’s...
Skip Italy and France on your next European family vacation—and go to Poland instead. Paris, Rome, and Venice don’t want you there anyway and their sights, while beautiful and romantic, are overcrowded and—if we’re being honest—pretty boring for most kids. Besides, there’s less to see at the Louvre than there used to be. Seriously, Poland should be...
Every Friday morning, I join the Cardle & Woolley Show on Talk 1370 Radio in Austin to announce the week’s Winners & Losers. Now that the shutdown is finally over, three Texas football teams are in the Top 10 and the Northern Lights are blasting out all over the Lone Star State, here’s who made...
Now that Congress and President Turmp have ended subsidies and regulatory favors that amounted to tens of thousands of dollars per EV, the U.S. auto market is pivoting back to physical and economic realities. The latest sign in the return to sanity is a rapid shift in emphasis from electric vehicles to hybrids. As reported...
Every law enforcement agency in every red state should take part in the 287(g) program. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) recently arrested more than 1,500 illegal aliens, including sexual predators and fugitives, in Texas during a 10-day period, the agency announced on Nov. 5. It’s an extraordinary achievement, and a reminder that even with operations of this...
The longest government shutdown in American history, 40 days of furloughed feds and finger-pointing, whimpered to an end Sunday night. Eight Senate Democrats, weary of their own party’s lack of a credible path to victory, crossed the aisle to hand Republicans a clean win, invoking cloture on a House funding bill by the slimmest of...
In a stunning reversal, Bill Gates—who literally wrote a book called “How to Avoid a Climate Disaster”—has declared that while “climate change will have serious consequences… it will not lead to humanity’s demise.” The timing? Just days before COP30 convenes in Belém, Brazil from Nov. 10-21, and Gates specifically addresses his memo to that audience...