Senator Charles Schwertner's Texas roots, medical and political career, and legislative work continue to shape the lives of families across the state. Read more...
The assassination of Charlie Kirk and the subsequent public celebration of political violence by some individuals within the higher education sector revealed a deep and systemic problem. It demonstrated a cultural breakdown in which intimidation and outrage have too often replaced the open, respectful exchange of ideas that defines a free society. Read more...
Nature’s seasonal cycle shaped ancient cultures and still influences the modern world. As the sun slowly disappears following the summer solstice (21 June), nature recedes, days become shorter, temperatures drop precipitously and bring forth the specter of a long, cold winter. Facing these prospects, early humans wondered if light and heat would ever return, and if life and the planet would
survive the darkness and cold of the coming famine months. Read more...
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