The principles of ESG are detrimental to the fiduciary duty for shareholders.

The Texas legislature should view with skepticism claims that Texas is not spending enough money on this issue.

Texas has chosen the path of innovation with light regulation and its benefits should encourage the Lone Star State to stay on that path.

The temporary increase in public education funding from the pandemic should not be considered the new standard.

The Legislature's efforts have improved the security of K-12 institutions, but there are still additional reforms that can further safeguard Texas' youth.

Heavy government intervention in the EV marketplace is likely to have disrupting and unintended consequences because the change is not driven by the market—or consumers.

To accomplish its education goals, Texas must provide exemplary educational opportunities, invest in children over systems, and accurately track the performance of students and public schools.

The best approach for policymakers is to resist the call to intervene in the P&C market.

Rather than interfering with the housing market’s setting of prices, the Legislature should focus on addressing obstacles to the construction of more housing in the state.

TCCRI is pleased to release its written testimony to the House Committee on Insurance. It contains background information on a variety of key health insurance issues such as PBMs, the cost of commercial insurance, the negative effects of healthcare mandates and more.