Texas Institute for Property Rights

Musk’s Lack of Conceptual Clarity

Last week, Elon Musk declared that working from home is “morally wrong.” He went on to say that it isn’t

In April, the Texas House approved a bill titled the “Texas Regulatory Consistency Act.” House Bill 2127 would preempt local

Writing for Reform Houston, Jef Rouner tries to use Florida as an example of what will happen in Texas if

A neighbor recently complained online that the homeowners’ association (HOA) was akin to North Korea. While it might be true

In Texas, and across the nation, parents are objecting to the ideas that their children are being taught in government

One’s credit score determines one’s ability to obtain loans at favorable rates. Those with a higher credit score are deemed

At the beginning of the pandemic, we were told to stay home, work safe, or else. Businesses had to adjust

Progressive Regressive “journalist” Patrick Range McDonald informs us that renters paid a total of $512 billion to landlords in 2019.