Dallas City Council meets on Wednesday. Leaders need to hear directly from the people they serve. Make your voice heard: dallascityhall.com/government/cit…

Far-leftists are so blinded by TDS they can’t admit the obvious: America and the world are safer today. President Trump ended the Israel–Hamas conflict, cut violent crime in DC by 40%, shut down the border with crossings down 93%, and helped bring American POWs home. The Peace

Incredible amounts of Hamas propaganda coming from a paid CNN 'journalist', who continues to feed their audience disturbing and harmful lies. The legacy media continues to destroy any of their remaining credibility.

Just 1% of the population is responsible for 63% of all violent crime convictions. Until we stop letting repeat offenders cycle back onto the streets, nothing will change.

Nearly 80% of people sent to state prisons already have 5 or more prior arrests. That is a revolving door, plain and simple. Until we stop releasing habitual criminals, we’re failing the innocent families they keep victimizing.

As the legacy media continues to push false narratives and hide what’s really happening, it’s no surprise people are turning to independent outlets like the The Dallas Express News for real, unfiltered information. This shift is creating a new space for truth in journalism, one that

Good, Fast, and Cheap… WFAA Dallas PD currently has around 3,300 sworn officers, based on mid-2025 estimates and hiring progress. Proposition U mandates a minimum of 4,000, leaving the department roughly 700 short of that goal. Budgets fund 350 new hires for 2025, targeting full staffing by 2029 amid

Dallas leaders continuously say they’re doing “everything they can” for public safety. But our police pay still ranks below the top 10 in DFW, homelessness is growing, and people avoid areas of our city completely because of crime. Talk is cheap. Will leadership step up and

The difference is clear: Fort Worth supports its police, and it shows in the results. If Dallas did the same, backing officers with proper resources and pay, crime rates would drop dramatically.

Blight breeds crime, and 31% of Dallas is blighted. Vacant lots, boarded buildings, and trash-strewn streets. Fighting crime can be done in many ways. Clean the city and watch the numbers drop.

Billions spent on homelessness. Crisis still growing. Alex Stein #99 and I broke down why on Let's Talk Local: cities fund programs, not results. Mental health, addiction, and accountability aren’t optional; they’re the fix to this nationwide epidemic.

What needs to change for homelessness to be solved in these big cities?

This is just the start. @Dallas_Hero_ made it possible, and it’s proof we can rebuild our police force. But we’re not done. Dallas still needs more officers to cut crime and speed up response times citywide.

Big media can print almost anything these days, and some people still believe it. The corruption of these institutions is the reason half the country turned away from the Legacy Media. That’s why more people are turning to independent voices like Man in America, podcasts, and

Me every morning

Antifa is a designated terror organization. Steer clear.

The New Jersey Star-Telegram declares the obvious - criminals are not inclined to follow the law.

According to a @CicercoInstitue poll, Texans across party lines agree: our major cities aren’t doing enough to solve homelessness. When 72% of voters say "we should be doing more," it’s a mandate. The real question isn’t just how much we spend, it’s whether what we’re doing