88th LegislatureStatewide NewsLegislation Seeking to Block Hostile Nations from Owning Land in Texas Draws Controversy
Legislation filed by State Senator Lois Kolkhorst would prohibit future land sales to citizens and governments of foreign nations.
Legislation filed by State Senator Lois Kolkhorst would prohibit future land sales to citizens and governments of foreign nations.
The directive comes alongside similar ones from South Dakota and Maryland.
Russia and China are in the spotlight as the Ukrainian people defend their country from Russia’s invasion.
Located in West Texas, Round Top Mountain is one of the largest deposits of rare earth minerals in the country.
In a 363 to 70 vote, House members approved a $778 billion defense spending bill that now moves to the upper chamber.
The federal Customs and Border Protection agency reported an average of nearly 96,000 monthly apprehensions in Texas border patrol sectors.
Legislation is expected to go into effect soon to halt a Chinese company’s plans to build a wind farm in Texas after national security concerns were raised.
The Department of Defense and Lynas Rare Earths Ltd. will each contribute $30 million to establish a rare earths processing facility in Texas.
During a recent podcast, Mark Cuban said that he was “okay doing business with China” and defended the support of Black Lives Matter by the NBA.
Two Chinese-born critics of communism — one a Midland pastor, the other a mysterious billionaire — each say the other works for the CCP.
The report lays blame for the severity of the outbreak on the Chinese Communist Party and calls for the current WHO director's resignation.
The legislation would provide tax incentives for the U.S. mining of rare earth materials, used to produce goods like smartphones and defense systems.