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21st Century Immigration

By the George W. Bush Presidential Center In the George W. Bush Presidential Centerโ€™s special exhibit, โ€œOut of Many, One: Portraits of Americaโ€™s Immigrants,โ€ President George W. Bush traced the journeys of 45 extraordinary immigrants and showed how our country has been strengthened by those who have come here from other lands in search of […]

Why Texas needs a blockchain summit

We are at a moment of re-founding for the American Republic. Protocols enabling coordination among distributed actors, with no centralized point of executive authority, are pulling us in the direction of bottom-up, decentralized value. This requires us to give thought to what we will do together and who we will become, both as a state and as a country.

One state left behind

If Floridaโ€™s governor is willing to end high-stakes testing, why canโ€™t Gov. Greg Abbott end the wasteful burden of STAAR permanently?

Texans deserve energy price transparency

By Michael Lee Octopus Energy US Michael Lee is the CEO of Octopus Energy US and has more than a decade of experience in the energy sector Why arenโ€™t Texas energy consumers getting better transparency when it comes to their energy bills? Octopus Energy US CEO Michael Lee explains why recent legislation falls short in […]

The state of Texas water infrastructure

By Todd H. Votteler, Ph.D. Editor-in-Chief of Texas+Water and the Texas Water Journal Earlier this month, during a special session of the Texas Legislature, the Texas Capitol flooded. After the water stopped cascading down the pink granite walls inside the Capitol extension, the Legislature resumed its deliberations. The August flood was preceded by Februaryโ€™s Winter […]

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