David Muto

Defense attorney Dick DeGuerin on why the indictment of Gov. Rick Perry doesn’t matter, and Progress Texas PAC Director Glenn Smith on why it does.

U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz writes that the immigrants in the current border debate deserve better than President Obama. And U.S. Rep. Henry Cuellar, D-Laredo, lays out what’s next for Washington after Congress and the president failed to agree on a solution.

Some say Texas doesn’t need to spend any more of its own money on attracting out-of-state businesses, but we can’t stand by and wait around for other states to one-up us, writes state Rep. Jason Villalba, R-Dallas.

Ann Beeson of the Center for Public Policy Priorities makes a case for why the gender gap in Texas politics matters, and John Davidson of the Texas Public Policy Foundation writes that the state should close its troubled centers for people with disabilities.

As the federal trial on a provision of Texas’ new abortion regulations enters its final day, Amy Hagstrom Miller of Whole Woman’s Health and Joe Pojman of the Texas Alliance for Life make their case for how the court should rule.

Too many students today think innovations in higher education, like online courses, are meant to make learning easy, writes Mark David Milliron of Civitas Learning. And Julia Spann of SafePlace explains how UT-Austin got it right on sexual assault.