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The Beaumont Enterprise on school funding: When lawmakers convene for the new session of the state Legislature next month, they won’t be flying blind when it comes to public school
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Congressional leaders and the White House were unable to strike a budget deal on Friday, resulting in a partial government shutdown on Saturday. While some programs are still funded through
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I wrote once about my favorite word in the Bible being “nevertheless.” It is a good word that usually precedes a promise being kept. “But” is somewhat the same type
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It’s the one time of year many of us sit down and decide the changes we want to make for the upcoming year. The most popular resolutions are to lose
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The number-crunchers at the Legislative Budget Board and the comptroller’s office don’t have a political agenda on the issue of school finance. They present the facts, to the public as
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******** The Boston Herald on dissenting voices: The progressive mob is on the march, again. Its goal is almost always to shut down conflicting speech by decrying any dissenter as
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I was blessed through my school years to have a series of gifted and dedicated English teachers who instilled in me a love of the written word and an appreciation
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AUSTIN — Gov. Greg Abbott on Dec. 17 announced the appointment of David Whitley as Texas’ 112th secretary of state. In his new role, Whitley will act as Texas’ chief
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