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Higher Taxes on the Horizon: City of Early
Taxes & SpendingThe TPPF Ticker
Watch out for that tree!:
Are you familiar with your local tree ordinances? If not, you might want to do some research before breaking out the chainsaw. Cities and townships a...
Moral Injury in the Texas First Responder Workforce: Findings and Policy Recommendations:
Moral injury affects nearly two-thirds of Texas first responders, yet remains undiagnosed and untreated. Targeted screening and evidence-based interv...
Non-Citizens Voting in Our Elections:
New Jersey Governor Mikie Sherril announced that 6,600 non-citizens are on their voter rolls. Every time a non-citizen votes, it dillutes the vote of...
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From bringing back ride sharing to the passage of a second consecutive conservative Texas Budget, our research, analysis and testimony help shape policy and legislation.
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Higher Taxes on the Horizon: City of Early
Taxes & SpendingWatch out for that tree!
Property RightsMoral Injury in the Texas First Responder Workforce: Findings and Policy Recommendations
Criminal JusticeThe Dallas Morning News’s Bizarre Defense of Low Academic Standards
Higher EducationWatch now
Islamic Soft Power in America w/ Kate Bierly & Cameron Abrams | Parent Empowerment with Mandy Drogin
The Influence of Taxpayer-Funded Lobbying
CIA Officers Killed, Politicians Indicted — What Comes Next for Mexico? | The Hard Country
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