Houston Library Features Convicted Child Molester Reading Trans Books To Children
State records say the 200-pound, 5-foot-11 man was convicted of aggravated sexual assault of a child and is at a ‘moderate’ risk for reoffending. His YouTube channel shows him becoming transgender.
Meet The ‘Bipartisan’ Billionaire Couple Quietly Funding Planned Parenthood
After they gained notoriety for backing far-left advocacy organizations, it appears the Arnolds tried to scrub their giving from the internet.
Trump’s Rally For Ted Cruz In Houston Was A Preview Of 2020
Before one of the largest midterm election crowds in recent memory, Trump outlined the grand theme of his reelection: culture war.
J.J. Watt’s $30 Million Harvey Haul Is Everything Great About America, The Internet, And Football
In Houston, Watt has always been a picture of martial spirit, resilience, and protecting his community. It’s no surprise when he asked for help to do just those things in the wake of Harvey, America answered.
Here’s What Disaster Relief Looks Like Right Now On The Ground In Houston
The swift response to Harvey’s devastation was the fruit of much preparation, organization, and groundwork—often going back years.
Houston And The Eclipse Turned America Away From Hate. Let’s Keep It That Way
If Americans actually had a significant problem with hate (and we don’t) do you really believe the solution is for us to focus on hate to the exclusion of everything else in the universe?
Houstonian: No Pontificating About Harvey Until You’ve Mucked Out Strangers’ Houses With A Shovel
Mercifully, it ended. Well, the rain stopped, anyway. But for the overwhelming majority of us in Houston, the hangover from Harvey has only begun.
Stop Blaming Houston’s Libertarian Zoning For Hurricane Harvey’s Destruction
The media is determined to blame Houston’s urban developers for the hurricane’s devastation. That isn’t correct—in fact, it’s blatantly unfair.
Don’t Blame People For Harvey’s Devastation. Do Something To Help
We need to put the best construction on other people’s efforts in the midst of this crisis—and turn our attention to our own.
Trump’s Houston Visit Provoked Smiles From Harvey Victims, Scorn From Media
Houston survivors met President Trump and the first lady again this weekend, and their response to the visit differed markedly than that of the press.
Abortion Activists Are Upset That Hurricane Harvey Didn’t Kill Enough Babies
An organization called The Lilith Fund, which crowd-funds abortions for women in Texas, is raising money to kill babies who survived hurricane Harvey.
Chick-Fil-A Rescues Elderly Couple Trapped In Their Houston Home
‘I ordered two grilled chicken burritos with extra egg and a boat. And can you believe that one of the managers of Chick-fil-A, she sent her husband to pick us up and we are so grateful.’
Why Wasn’t Houston Partially Evacuated Before Hurricane Harvey Hit?
Houston is still fighting floodwaters from Hurricane Harvey and rescuing thousands of stranded residents. Why didn’t officials order a limited evacuation?
J.J. Watt’s Crowdfunding Effort For Houston Tops $4 Million With $1 Million Gift From Titans Owner
‘You feel a little bit helpless. So I wanted to do whatever we possibly could, and I knew that I wanted to get out in front of it quick.’
Houston Survivor: Please Give. Harvey Devastation ‘Is Worse Than You Think’
As I write this, I can hear rescue boats picking people up less than a mile from my house.
Hurricane Harvey Survivor Slams CNN For Exploiting Tragedy For Ratings
‘Y’all sitting here, trying to interview people at their worst times. . . With me shivering cold, with my kids wet, and you’re still putting the microphone in my face!’
Media: Harvey’s Hurting Texas Because Republicans Won’t Prepare For Climate Change
While thousands of displaced Texans brave hurricane Harvey and continue to flee from deadly, rising flood waters, members of the media are busy politicizing the disaster.
Meet The Real American Heroes Saving Harvey Survivors Stranded In Texas
After Hurricane Harvey hit Texas hard over the weekend, rescue efforts are underway to bring survivors to safety amid rising floodwaters.
As Hurricane Harvey Batters Texas, People Drop Differences To Help
In times of tragedy, Americans can still put aside our differences and band together to help one another.
A Cautionary Tale From Texas About How Cities Hide Debt And Deflate The Economy
Politicians can make promises without having to worry about transparency or its consequences, like honesty and effectiveness. Thus, America is drowning in state and local debt.
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