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Women Are Not Defective Men, No Matter What Feminists Tell You
Leah Libresco Sargeant’s new book, The Dignity of Dependence, makes a powerful case for celebrating the unique qualities that make women special....
Here’s What John Wayne Didn’t Teach You About The Great American Gunfighter
In Bryan Burrough's latest book, The Gunfighters, he sets the record straight on vigilante violence in the Old West....
My 3rd Grade Lawsuit Proves You’re Never Too Young To Stand Up For Religious Liberty
Isaiah 7:9 says, 'If you do not stand firm in your faith, you will not stand at all.'...
Trump’s Tylenol Cautions Are Just Common Sense
If Tylenol kills significantly more people yearly than black forest ham, is it responsible for doctors to encourage pregnant moms to take it?...
To Take Down the NGO Industrial Complex, Start with ‘Nonpartisan’ Voter Registration
The 'charitable' voter registration industry should be targeted and this is a uniquely opportune moment to hit it....
What Does MAGA Taste Like?
Photo: Hawkeye Johnson “Where are all the red hats — am I going to run into Steve Bannon?” asked one of my guests as we peered around the room at Butterworth’s, the buzzy, ...
The Green Beret Who Couldn’t Shoot Straight
The mat space at Gracie Humaitá Cedar Park was filled with the sounds of electric guitar, crashing cymbals, and the heavy panting of thirty jiu-jitsu students grappling. A timer ticked away the secon...
The Daily Crossword: September 29, 2025
The post The Daily Crossword: September 29, 2025 appeared first on Texas Monthly....
Word Wrangler: September 29, 2025
The post Word Wrangler: September 29, 2025 appeared first on Texas Monthly....
An Anonymous Artist Is Bringing Austin-Style Weirdness to the Suburbs
The artist known as HP Bugsy slips a brightly colored piece of plastic onto a steel bollard, as subtly as a spy, on his way into a Pflugerville park. It lands with a quiet clack.Like most of his creat...
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