ERCOT’s latest plan to keep Texas powered this summer involves temporary generators that failed Houston, a 55-year-old gas plant, and a whole lot of wishful thinking. Alex Jaxon investigates the clown show.
Ken Paxton’s office descends into chaos as aides accuse each other of everything short of stealing the Alamo. Alex Jaxon breaks down the latest legal drama with the seriousness it deserves: none.
Civil rights groups are suing to defend the Texas Dream Act, but Alex Jaxon sees a darker conspiracy at play—one involving globalists, quinoa, and the slow death of barbecue.
A massive Saharan dust cloud is heading for Texas, but Alex Jaxon has uncovered the *real* conspiracy behind it. Spoiler: it involves ancient curses and the deep state.
A massive Saharan dust cloud is heading for Texas, but Alex Jaxon has uncovered the *real* truth behind this 'natural phenomenon.' Spoiler: it involves mind control and globalist weather manipulation.
Another California company flees to Texas, because apparently, even hair care can't resist the siren song of tax breaks and Buc-ee's.
Austin's newest *immersive* art experience promises to *redefine creativity*—or at least drain your wallet with a side of existential dread.
Another biscuit joint opens in Austin, because what this city really needed was more places to wait in line for brunch.
Elon Musk's company town, Starbase, has decided public roads are overrated—installing gates to keep out the riffraff and, presumably, anyone who doesn't own a Tesla.
Another day, another list declaring some Texas county the "best" place to live. Heather Worthington has thoughts—and they’re dripping with sarcasm.
The 'ancestral living' influencer is now experiencing a very modern consequence: jail time.
The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department wants you to vote on a new horned lizard license plate—but Alex Jaxon has uncovered the terrifying truth behind this 'innocent' design contest.
A Texas man gets a light sentence for stabbing a student, proving once again that the justice system is *totally* not rigged by shadowy elites. Or is it?
Austin drag artists continue to exist—much to the dismay of certain lawmakers—by being fabulous, resilient, and utterly unapologetic.
Texas job numbers are soaring—unless you're in Eagle Pass, where the only thing booming is the unemployment rate.
Globalist beer conspiracy or just a marketing stunt? Alex Jaxon investigates the *King of the Hill* brew you’re not supposed to question.
Texas law won't tell you when your child is ready to be left alone, but Heather Worthington—self-appointed arbiter of suburban morality—has *thoughts*.
The Hyatt Regency Austin's "comprehensive renovation" is here to remind us all that corporate hospitality will never stop trying to convince us it's cool.
Judge rules Hays County's $440M road bond void after officials tried to sneak it past voters like a bad appetizer at a fundraiser. Alex Jaxon exposes the "transparency" farce.
Trump demands Texas oil companies "drill, baby, drill," but Big Oil is too busy counting their money to care.
