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Peter Pomerantsev: Propaganda and How It Shapes Our World

In this episode of GovExperts Insights, host Chris Britton speaks with Peter Pomerantsev—author, documentary producer, and senior fellow at Johns Hopkins University—about documenting alleged war crimes committed during Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and why even a negotiated peace may leave profound legal and moral questions unanswered. Together, they examine The Reckoning Project, an initiative designed to preserve evidence of potential war crimes committed by the Russian Federation, confront …

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Texas Special Districts: Supporting Texas Economic Growth and Homeownership

Texas is known for its vast size, diverse population, and complex local governance structures. Among these, special districts play a crucial role in providing various services and meeting the needs of the state's residents. But what is a special district, and how do they function within the larger framework of Texas' local government? This post will explore the concept of special districts, their types, functions, and significance. What is a Special District? A special district is a form …

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Jessica Melugin: An Exclusive Look Into The World of Antitrust

Antitrust enforcement has transformed in recent years, bringing tech giants under heightened scrutiny from regulators globally. Investigations by the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) and Department of Justice (DOJ) have pushed antitrust policy to the forefront. This has raised questions about competition, innovation, and consumer protection in the digital age. With platform-driven business models and global digital markets, regulators face a more complex enforcement landscape. In this episode, …

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Advanced Nuclear: It’s Surging from Theory to Strategy

Advanced nuclear power is surging from theory to strategy in Texas. As the state looks for more always-on electricity to match fast-rising demand, leaders are betting that small modular reactors and other next-generation designs can deliver reliable power without the fuel and weather risks tied to a single resource. In that sense, Texas advanced nuclear energy expansion isn’t a side project. In fact, it’s becoming a practical tool to keep the Texas grid stable, support heavy industry, and …

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Texas 2026 Elections: Who’s On the Ballot

GovExperts has summarized the state and federal candidates who have filed for major offices in Texas for the 2026 election cycle by office and party. Use the tabs to navigate between statewide, federal, legislative, and State Board of Education races. This list is based on the candidate filings listed with the Texas Secretary of State and provided for informational purposes only; candidate lineups may change as filings are updated and ballots are finalized. Yellow Highlighting = New …

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