Texas children deserve to be protected from harmful and obscene material online. Once again, Attorney General Ken Paxton has demonstrated that Texas is serious about enforcing the law and holding those who refuse to comply accountable. In a significant legal victory, a Travis County court ordered the domain name of a foreign-operated pornography website to be frozen after its parent company repeatedly ignored Texas' age-verification law. The company, Kick Entertainment Online

For years, Texas families fought for the freedom to choose the best educational environment for their children. Today, that vision is becoming a reality. This week marked a historic milestone as nearly 73,000 Texas Education Freedom Accounts (TEFA) received their initial funding through the state's new Education Savings Account program. The rollout represents one of the largest first-year school choice launches in the nation and delivers on a promise that parents, not governm

One event at the 2026 Texas Democrat Convention captured the attention of many Texans, not because of a serious discussion about border security, education, or public safety, but because convention organizers are promoting a drag show fundraising event associated with the Texas Stonewall Democrats. The event is being used to raise money while celebrating drag performances as part of the convention experience. This is more than just another convention side event. It is a refle

As Texans begin evaluating candidates for United States Senate, voters should carefully examine not only a candidate's policy positions but also the worldview they present to the public. State Representative James Talarico (D-Austin) frequently speaks about Christianity and has publicly identified himself as both a “Christian” and a “pastor.” Because he chooses to make his faith part of his public identity, his theological claims deserve public scrutiny. Representative Talari

Last week, thousands of grassroots conservatives from across the Lone Star State gathered in Houston for the 2026 Republican Party of Texas Convention. Delegates spent several days debating policy, shaping the party platform, and establishing legislative priorities that will help guide lawmakers during the upcoming 2027 legislative session. According to a letter sent by newly elected Republican Party of Texas Chairwoman Drinda Randall to the State Republican Executive Committ

Attorney General Ken Paxton joined the Federal Trade Commission in a lawsuit against the World Professional Association for Transgender Health (WPATH), an organization that has played a central role in promoting “gender-affirming care” for children. According to the lawsuit, WPATH allegedly misled parents, doctors, and insurers regarding the risks and benefits associated with puberty blockers, cross-sex hormones, and irreversible surgical procedures performed on minors. For

Texas Family Project applauds Attorney General Ken Paxton for issuing a formal opinion clarifying so-called “skill gaming machines” can still violate Texas gambling laws if chance plays any role in determining the outcome. The opinion serves as an important reminder that Texas law cannot be circumvented simply by attaching a superficial skill component to what is otherwise a slot-style gambling machine. According to Paxton’s opinion, a gaming machine does not become legal me

We celebrate a major milestone for educational freedom in the Lone Star State as Acting Comptroller Kelly Hancock announced that more than 102,000 students have now been awarded Texas Education Freedom Accounts (TEFA) for the 2026-2027 school year. The overwhelming response from Texas families demonstrates what parents have known all along: families deserve meaningful choices when it comes to educating their children. When Governor Greg Abbott and the Texas Legislature passed

Texas families were rightfully alarmed this week after reports surfaced regarding social media activity linked to Shayma Alzubi. She was selected as the next principal of Western Hills High School in Fort Worth ISD. According to reporting by Texas Scorecard, screenshots from Alzubi's social media accounts showed content defending Sharia law, expressing pro-Palestinian political views, supporting Black Lives Matter activism, and promoting other controversial political causes.

Texas voters delivered major victories for a slate of conservative, pro-family candidates in the May 26 Republican primary runoff elections. Texas families remain committed to protecting faith, freedom, parental rights, and constitutional values! Across the state, grassroots conservatives backed candidates who have consistently fought for pro-family causes like school choice, religious liberty, and the protection of children from radical ideology. Among the biggest victories

A Texas family is mourning the loss of an unborn child after prosecutors say a Montgomery County man secretly administered abortion medication to a pregnant woman without her knowledge or consent. This case could become one of the most significant pro-life criminal prosecutions in recent Texas history. According to investigators, 25-year-old Jon Rueben Gabriel Demeter has been indicted on felony charges, including performing an abortion and injury to a child. Authorities say

Texas families scored another major victory as the legal and political fight over so-called “gender transition” procedures for minors continues to shift in favor of protecting children. A new report revealed a Texas hospital system is now preparing to launch a youth “detransition clinic” for young people seeking help after undergoing medical “treatment” tied to gender ideology. The development comes after years of legal action and investigations led by Ken Paxton and the Stat

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has once again shown strong leadership in defending Texas and ensuring state law is followed in public schools across Texas. This week, Attorney General Paxton announced a statewide investigation into nearly 30 Independent School Districts to ensure compliance with Texas’ Ten Commandments law and new protections for voluntary prayer in schools. The investigation comes after a major legal victory for the State of Texas earlier this year when

The Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board ordered Texas American Muslim University at Dallas, also known as “TexAM,” to cease operations after state officials determined the institution was operating without the proper authorization required under Texas law. According to the report, the university had been advertising STEM degree programs and actively recruiting students despite lacking the required Certificate of Authority from the state. Texas Family Project fully supp

Texas families have long expected their public institutions to follow the law and protect the safety and privacy of children. Thanks to the leadership of Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, that expectation is being met, no matter how resistant certain school districts may be. According to a report by Texas Scorecard, Attorney General Paxton has now issued a second notice to Austin Independent School District (AISD) after another complaint surfaced involving a male student all

Texas families have reason to celebrate after a major legal victory affirmed the right to restore moral clarity in our classrooms. This week, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit ruled Texas can move forward with its law requiring the Ten Commandments to be displayed in every public school classroom, marking a decisive win for families, faith, and the foundational values that built this nation. The ruling overturns previous lower courts' attempts to block the law a

Texas families have been sounding the alarm for years: taxpayer-funded universities have drifted away from their core mission and toward ideological activism. Now, the Texas Tech University System is taking a meaningful step to correct course, and it’s a move worth recognizing! Under the leadership of Chancellor Brandon Creighton, a former pro-family champion while serving in the Texas Senate, Texas Tech has announced it will phase out academic programs centered on sexual ori

Texas taxpayers were promised accountability when lawmakers passed Senate Bill 17, a law designed to remove Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) bureaucracies from publicly funded universities. But a newly released undercover video suggests that, at least in practice, that promise is being undermined. According to reporting from Texas Scorecard and an undercover investigation conducted by Accuracy in Media, a staff member within UT-Arlington’s social work program openly dis

Newly released data from the Texas Education Agency (TEA) reveals a troubling reality: total public school spending in Texas is approaching $19,000 per student when all funding sources are included. That number should stop every parent, taxpayer, and policymaker in their tracks. For years, Texans have been told our schools are “underfunded.” But the data suggests a more uncomfortable truth: Texas public education is not suffering from a lack of money. It is suffering from a l

As the Texas State Board of Education (SBOE) convened in Austin from April 7–10, parents and grassroots advocates once again found themselves at the center of a high-stakes debate over the future of public education in the Lone Star State. This week’s meeting represented far more than routine bureaucratic action; it was a defining moment in the ongoing fight for transparency, parental authority, and the preservation of Texas values in the classroom. A Packed Agenda with Lasti