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When officials tried to lock the doors of her salon, Shelley Luther refused to abandon the people who depended on her. Full story here
When officials tried to lock the doors of her salon, Shelley Luther refused to abandon the people who depended on her. Full story here
She kept the lights on so her stylists could feed their families, and a judge sent her to jail for it. That moment did not break her. It revealed the kind of grit Texas still reward her.
Voters remembered. After earlier campaigns that fell short, they sent her to Austin with a landslide win in House District 62.
A small-business owner who would rather sit in a cell than surrender her livelihood now writes the rules instead of being crushed by them.
Her story is a reminder that courage travels farther than compliance.
When government overreach meets someone willing to pay the price, the people notice—and they promote that person from the salon floor to the House floor.
When officials tried to lock the doors of her salon, Shelley Luther refused to abandon the people who depended on her. Full story here
Susie Wiles reveals the brutal toll of fighting breast cancer while running Trump’s White House, saying some days just getting out of bed was a test. More details here
A gold-plated Cybertruck worth more than $100,000. A lavish casino-themed party. And millions meant to provide health care for America’s military community.
Trump’s “Muslim Ban” Claim — What He Proposed and What Became Policy A viral claim that Donald Trump proposed a complete ban on all Muslims entering the United States needs important context.
CROWDS CARRY CROSSES AND CHANT “CHRIST IS KING” AT MAJOR LONDON MARCH
News CNN has been denied access to Air Force One for President Donald Trump’s Saturday flight to Knoxville, Tennessee hours after the official media pool had started working again.
🚨 TRUMP REJECTS IRAN’S 7-DAY PROPOSAL
🚫 ASYLUM CRACKDOWN: Do you support the Trump administration denying 440,000 asylum claims? YES or NO 👇 VOTE HERE–>
🇺🇸 Proposal Would Change Who Can Serve in the U.S. Government
Federal money is not a welcome kit. When the Treasury underwrites housing, travel, and services for people who entered illegally, taxpayers are paying for the invitation.
The Supreme Court ruled Friday that DHS can use an expanded database to remove illegal aliens and non-citizens from voter rolls.
