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TPPF Publishes Research Calling for Greater Oversight of Federal Aid to State & Local Governments
4+ day, 23+ hour ago (323+ words) Texas Public Policy Foundation AUSTIN – Today, TPPF’s Government Reform & Oversight Coalition released brand-new research urging the Texas Legislature to establish an Office of State Sovereignty for the purpose of better monitoring and coordinating federal monies to Texas governments. Both past…...
Reinvigorating Federalism and Fiscal Discipline in Texas: Establishing the Office of State Sovereignty
5+ day, 1+ hour ago (594+ words) Texas governments received $84.3 billion in federal funding in 2023, raising concerns over financial dependency and regulatory consequences. Creating an Office of State Sovereignty to monitor the application, receipt, and conditions of this aid could mitigate fiscal risk and improve transparency. Reimagine…...
Houston LLC—Tea & Taxes: The Fight for Property Tax Relief in Texas
2+ week, 3+ day ago (221+ words) Thursday, October 1, 2026 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm The Nash 1111 Rusk Street #Suite 172 Houston, TX 77002 Expert panelists Jimmy Anderson, Deputy State Budget Director at the Office of Texas Governor Greg Abbott, and Jose Melendez, Campaign Director of the Taxpayer Protection Project at the Texas…...
Higher Taxes on the Horizon: City of Lubbock
2+ week, 3+ day ago (318+ words) Many city, county, and school district officials are right now deciding where to set tax rates for the next fiscal year. In some cases, these local decisions will push property taxes higher, creating new challenges for families struggling with affordability....
Higher Taxes on the Horizon: Brazos County
2+ week, 4+ day ago (321+ words) Many city, county, and school district officials are right now deciding where to set tax rates for the next fiscal year. In some cases, these local decisions will push property taxes higher, creating new challenges for families struggling with affordability....
Higher Taxes on the Horizon: City of Round Rock
2+ week, 5+ day ago (320+ words) Many city, county, and school district officials are right now deciding where to set tax rates for the next fiscal year. In some cases, these local decisions will push property taxes higher, creating new challenges for families struggling with affordability....
Cartels Are Exploiting Mexico’s Cattle Trade As Americans Pay More For Beef
2+ week, 6+ day ago (618+ words) his week, the United States began reopening its southern border to Mexican cattle after New World Screwworm forced the U.S. Department of Agriculture to close livestock ports along the border. Douglas, Arizona, reopened first, across from Agua Prieta, Sonora. These cases…...
Dr. Brent Bennett’s Testimony Before the House State Affairs Committee: Data Centers & 765-kV Transmission Lines
3+ week, 4+ day ago (203+ words) Policy Director, Life:Powered Texas Public Policy Foundation Before the House State Affairs Committee Chairman King and Members of the Committee: Demand growth by itself does not automatically lead to higher electricity rates, and in the long run, a larger…...