Every vote matters. Every fraudulent vote matters. Every fraudulent vote steals the political voice of a legitimate voter, whether there is enough fraud to overturn an election or not. As Texas continues its vote integrity forensic audit, it is discovering plenty of fraudulent votes, including from non-citizens. Deceased voters have been unearthed (so to speak) and...
In running away to Washington DC to avoid voting on an election security bill, Texas House Democrats achieved nothing but to reveal to Texas voters that they were not willing to perform their duties on behalf of the misguided liberal voters who elected them. The bill passed the Texas House, and despite liberal lies to the contrary, will help ensure the safety of all...
In 2007, Texas Democrat Rafael Anchia urged fellow state House members to oppose a “weak” vote security bill, in part because it allowed vote by mail without ID — an important concern of the election integrity movement. Unable to reach Rep. Anchia on his Just Say No To Quorum “vacation” in DC, another legislative Democrat who considers Anchia a friend and colleague...
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This story was produced and co-published in collaboration with Environmental Health News. There’s a certain smell that reminds Dianna Cormier-Jackson of her childhood on Leila Street in Houston’s Fifth Ward. When she was young in the early 1960s, she recalls the air there feeling “heavy,” as if it was thick with oil and gasoline. Some days...
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NASA’s Johnson Space Center was recently involved in two major announcements with important implications for the future of space exploration and the aerospace industry. On Feb. 29, 2024, NASA announced that the American Center for Manufacturing and Innovation (ACMI) signed an agreement to become a tenant at Johnson’s 240-acre Exploration Park. ACMI will lease a...
This article is made possible through Votebeat, a nonpartisan reporting project covering local election integrity and voting access. This article is available for reprint under the terms of Votebeat’s republishing policy. When the Texas Legislature meets this year, lawmakers are expected to take on the complicated and contentious process of redistricting—the...
Baquee Sabur’s life changed when he had to spend a night sleeping under a Houston overpass. “It was horrible,” Sabur said. “Every car that pounces on there, you hear it. It’s a dark place. You want to fall asleep, but you don’t know if anyone’s going to approach you. It’s dirty, and you’re hanging out where bugs...
This article was originally published by the Texas Observer, a nonprofit investigative news outlet, in partnership between The Nation. Sign up for the Texas Observer’s weekly newsletter, or follow them on Facebook and Twitter. It’s a gloomy, overcast Sunday evening in August, and Albert Old Crow pulls a collapsible crate on wheels that held two giant CD...