Culture
Texas General Land Office Takes Ownership of Alamo Cenotaph
The Texas General Land Office (GLO) has taken a decisive step in safeguarding Texas history by officially assuming ownership of the Alamo Cenotaph, a...
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Statements
Statement on the Attempted Assassination of President Donald Trump
The following is a statement from Texas Nationalist Movement...
Legislature
Texit Advocates Swarm Committee Hearing on Foreign Ownership of Texas Land
A surprising twist emerged during the July 24th meeting...
Economy
Texas Grid Stays Independent Despite Southern Spirit Transmission Line Deal
In a forced response to the media and political...
Should Texans Participate in Federal Elections While Supporting TEXIT?
For those of us who support Texas independence, a common question arises: Should we participate in federal elections...
How Quickly Can TEXIT Be On The Ballot?
The fastest way for Texit—the vote on Texas independence—to get on the ballot would involve the Governor calling...
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Texas General Land Office Takes Ownership of Alamo Cenotaph
The Texas General Land Office (GLO) has taken a decisive step in safeguarding Texas history by officially assuming ownership of the Alamo...
Denton County TNM Volunteers Engage Over 500 Voters At Lewisville Event
Texians in Lewisville had a unique opportunity this past weekend to engage directly with the Texas Nationalist Movement (TNM) and learn more...
Podcasts
Late Night Coffee Talk: Live TEXIT Q&A
In this latest episode of Late Night Coffee Talk, Daniel Miller, president of the Texas Nationalist Movement (TNM), engaged in a dynamic Q&A session, answering questions from viewers regarding Texas independence (Texit) and related issues. The live episode was energetic, with Miller addressing concerns about the future of Texas,...
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Perspectives
2024 Texit Momentum Sets Stage for 2025
The Texas Nationalist Movement (TNM) has been building a...
Texas Independence Starts with Community
Building community within the Texas Nationalist Movement isn’t just...
Brazil Bans X: TEXIT’s Censorship Nightmare is America’s Wake-Up Call
In recent weeks, Brazil's decision to ban access to...
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Commentary
The Choice for Texans
Texas sends over $300 billion to Washington annually but gets back less than a third—it's time to ask if remaining in the American Union is really in our best interest.
Federal
FEMA Funding Crisis: Texas Left Vulnerable as Migrant Aid Drains Hurricane Resources
FEMA lacks funds for hurricane response after allocating $640M to migrant aid. Critics urge redirecting funds to hurricane-hit areas. Hurricane Helene devastation adds pressure, worsened by political disagreements over resource allocation.
Federal
Texas Doesn’t Need the Federal Government for Disaster Relief—And Hurricane Helene Shows Why
As Hurricane Helene wreaks havoc across the southeastern U.S., one thing has become abundantly clear: the federal response, led by FEMA, has the efficiency...
Economy
Federal Debt Adds Another $204 Billion in One Day
The US national debt increased by $204.27 billion on October 1, 2024. Key factors include rising Social Security, Medicare, and Department of Defense costs, alongside higher public debt interest due to elevated rates.
North America
West Virginia Pushes Back: The First Step Toward Independence?
In a move that reflects growing concerns over the...
Europe
European Independence Movements Unite in Scotland as Texas Watches
Scotland will host a major conference at Greyfriars Kirk, Edinburgh, bringing together 14 pro-independence groups from Europe. The event aims to strengthen solidarity and discuss democratic rights and self-determination, culminating in the "Edinburgh Declaration."
Europe
A New Path to a Second Scottish Independence Vote?
Leading figures call for a mechanism similar to Northern Ireland for a second Scottish independence referendum if majority support exists, suggesting opinion polls and election results should gauge public mood to sustain UK's voluntary union.