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The Need for the High-Speed Internet

With an increased reliance on high-speed internet, the Trump Administration began taken important steps to provide connectivity to those that need it, particularly in rural areas, which still continues today. One such program that started during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic was the Emergency Broadband Benefit (EBB), which eventually became the Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP.)

06.16.2023
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The Dangerous Trump Indictment

Clinton, it should be remembered, held tens of thousands of emails on a private server, dozens of which were classified; James Comey, then head of the FBI, admitted that there was a good shot that foreign sources could have accessed that server; the emails themselves were then destroyed by Clinton's team, and her hard drive cleansed; nonetheless, months later, copies of those emails showed up on the laptop of moral derelict Anthony Weiner.

06.16.2023
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New Oil and Gas Monitoring and Enforcement Plan Approved for Fiscal Year 2024

The RRC’s well plugging program, which has exceeded goals set by the Legislature for six straight years, will continue its prioritization system to extend its successful work plugging orphaned oil and gas wells throughout the state with state funds.

06.15.2023
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Sen. Cruz Celebrates House Passage of Legislation to Increase Veterans’ Access to Scholarships for Maritime Academies Like Texas A&M Maritime

The bill extends financial assistance to older cadets who attend the Texas A&M Maritime Academy, or one of the other five state maritime academies, and who commit to a post-graduation service obligation. Current age requirements for the federal Maritime Administration’s Student Incentive Payment Program prohibit cadets older than 25 from participating in the program.

06.15.2023
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Alvin Community College Receives $350,000 Workforce Training Grant

The grant supports the New Beginnings Project, a reentry program by Alvin Community College in partnership with Lee College, to assist second-chance individuals with classes that lead degrees and certifications in the Workforce Solutions Gulf Coast, Brazos Valley, Capital Area, Coastal Bend, Deep East Texas, Heart of Texas, and Rural Capital regions.

06.15.2023
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Indict Walt Nauta? Why Not the Biggest Liars First?

Walt Nauta is a 10-year veteran of the Navy and served as an aide to former President Donald Trump both in and out of office. . . Special Counsel Jack Smith has now indicted him for allegedly "making false statements in interviews with the FBI." The indictment's subtext is that Nauta refused to cooperate with and turn the state's evidence to the special counsel in its efforts to convict Trump.

06.15.2023
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Sen. Cruz to Biden: Every Day Without Full-Time FAA Administrator Puts Flying Public at Risk

Over two million passengers fly each day in the United States. ​​​​​​​And because every day that passes without President Biden having named someone to lead the FAA puts the flying public at risk, Mr. Cruz is calling on him to immediately name a full time FAA Administrator Nominee to help keep passengers safe. The FAA is facing serious challenges – from near-misses by airplanes to a shortage of air traffic controllers.

06.14.2023
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Comptroller Glenn Hegar Announces Coming Changes to Texas' Broadband-Digital Programs

"We're dealing with technology that's evolving rapidly, and we needed a legal framework that gives Texas and my office flexibility to evolve with that technology. I think we have that now, and I'm grateful to lawmakers and the Governor for getting this passed and signed,” said Comptroller Hegar, announcing today that his agency will be enhancing broadband & digital opportunities to address Texas' digital divide.

06.14.2023
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Gov. Abbott, Sen. Parker, State Rep. Capriglione Establish Artificial Intelligence Advisory Council

“To protect Texans’ privacy and basic civil liberties, legislation creating the Artificial Intelligence Advisory Council to study and monitor artificial intelligence systems used by our State Agencies will help cement Texas’ position as a national leader in innovative technology and ensure we continue designing and employing the greatest technology in a responsible and ethical way,” said Gov. Greg Abbott.

06.14.2023
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HENDERSON: The U.S. Tax Rate on Capital is Rising

One of the best features of the 2017 Tax Cuts & Jobs Act was the introduction of “expensing” for capital investments. Translation: Corporations that made investments could deduct (i.e., expense) those costs from taxable income in the year they made the expenditures. The only condition for expensing was that the asset had to have a “life” of 20 years or less, and had to be purchased after September 27, 2017 and before January 1, 2023.

06.14.2023
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McCAUGHEY: Obeying the Constitution Is Not Optional, Yet Dems Are Trashing It

Is this even America? The law being challenged is exactly what you'd find in George Orwell's "1984" – a novel depicting socialist despotism. The government dictates the price for your product, but calls it a "negotiation." If you refuse, your business is taxed to death overnight and you are gagged from disclosing what is happening, and forced to declare the price "fair."

06.14.2023
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Cong. Gonzales Pushes Emi-Coke Accountability Act of 2023

"In March, two of my constituents – Emilia Tambunga & Maria Alvarez Tambunga – were killed in a tragic collision stemming from a high-speed chase with Local Law Enforcement and an individual smuggling illegal migrants across the border," said Cong. Tony Gonzales earlier today while introducing the "Emi-Coke Accountability Act of 2023" to provide members of the public with an Advanced High-Speed Chase Warning System.

06.13.2023
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Gov. Abbott Announces Millions in Texas Military Infrastructure & Installations Grants

In addition to over $28 million in Defense Economic Adjustment Assistance Grants (DEAAG) in 2022, since 2015 Gov. Abbott has awarded over $111.4 million in military grants to communities through the DEAAG program. Today Abbott announced another $2.28 million in grant funding for infrastructure projects in military communities from the Texas Military Preparedness Commission’s (TMPC.)

06.13.2023
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ARRINGTON: Debt Deal is 'Meaningful Step in Right Direction'

The last time the United States had this magnitude of indebtedness was after World War II. It took decades for Congress to reduce our debt to a responsible level, but as a result of their steadfast efforts, the country emerged as the only global superpower. The strategy was simple — bring down spending and grow the economy. Today’s leaders must relentlessly run the same plays.

06.13.2023
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While Democrats Abuse Trump, Why are Republicans Protecting Biden?

With mounting evidence now having been revealed to Members of Congress, a growing number of legislators say there's enough reason to initiate impeachment hearings against President Joe Biden. And Cong. Marjorie Taylor Greene says she's “dumbfounded” that more Republicans aren't joining her in supporting Biden’s impeachment. In fact, a Special Counsel even been named to investigate. 

06.13.2023
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Do Social Media Apps Pose a Threat, or Does Government Overreach?

While it's true that the Texas Legislature put forth a TikTok ban on state-owned devises, they refused to ban the controversial social media app outright. Scores of small businesses in Texas rely on TikTok for their marketing, including Tevin Hamilton, the owner of Hamilton’s Woodworks. Tevin is an African-American Veteran who says, “TikTok has been a blessing to market and grow my business.”

06.13.2023
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Senators Cruz & Markey: 'We Won’t Let These Cars Kill the AM Radio Star'

“We believe consumers should have more choices, not fewer. Our legislation would ensure that AM Radio continues to be available for millions of Americans who want to listen to it in their cars & trucks – and who rely on it during emergencies," said the two senators from opposite sides of the political spectrum, as they introduced their bipartisan and bicameral bill to keep AM radio in new vehicles.

06.13.2023
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