Editor’s Note: The Post Newspaper welcomes the opinions of our guest columnists. However, The Post Newspaper neither supports nor condones the opinions of our guest columnists. By Bill Sargent and …
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Opinion
A LOT OF THE PUBLIC CONVERSATION AROUND DECLINING MARRIAGE AND BIRTH RATES FOCUSES ON CULTURE
A lot of the public conversation around declining marriage and birth rates focuses on culture. But the more practical factor is whether young people can actually afford a place start …
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On behalf of the Texas City – La Marque Community Advisory Council (CAC) I want to share my gratitude to our community, industry, businesses, & educators, the City of Texas …
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By Mark Mansius and Bill SargentThe Rasmussen Report regularly polls feelings about election integrity. After the 2020 election the results showed almost half of the voters suspected election improprieties changed …
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Opinion
Recent financial reports from major Texas cities reveal a key reason why property taxes are crushing Texas taxpayers
The data show that local tax revenues are exploding at rates that far exceed the legitimate need for more money. Let’s look at how this plays out in San Antonio. …
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Artificial intelligence, or AI as it is commonly referred to, is no longer theoretical; it’s here. As apublic school superintendent in Texas, I welcome innovation and the responsible use oftechnology …
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Opinion
On Friday, Austin ISD officials permitted hundreds of students across 14 campuses to leave school during school hours to participate in anti–Immigration and Customs
On Friday, Austin ISD officials permitted hundreds of students across 14 campuses to leave school during school hours to participate in anti–Immigration and Customs Enforcement demonstrations around the city. I …
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By Bill Sargent and Mark Mansuis In 2024 the voters rejected the policies of the Biden Administration giving Donald Trump a second term and the opportunity to accomplish multiple goals. …
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By Suzanne Bellsnyder, The Texas Rural Reporter In much of rural Texas, elections are effectively decided in March. By the time the November election rolls around, the field is narrowed, …
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Opinion
The House just took an important step toward restoring sanity to America’s health care system by voting to support the Republican health care plan.
While critics will reflexively attack the vote, the reality is that the right is finally confronting the real drivers of high health care costs. It rolls back costly federal mandates, …
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