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The Daily Caller reports that the Ector County (Texas) Independent School District’s (ECISD) Board of Trustees has vowed to “oppose

On January 1, in response to rapidly rising housing costs, it became illegal for most foreigners to purchase a home

Gambling and vouchers promise to be two hotly debated topics in the 2023 session of the Texas legislature. Legislators have

Santa Ana recently became the first city in Orange County, California to enact rent control. The city plans to create

In recent years, city governments have increasingly turned to a process called amortization to allegedly stimulate development and economic growth.

What if there were no government regulations? What if there were no public schools, public libraries, or public parks? What

In 2018, accordionist Tony Barilla had a simple desire. He wanted to play his accordion on sidewalks in Houston’s Theater

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