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September, 2024

The Year in Texas, in Photos
2024 was the first full year of Texas Monthly’s makeover. Over the past twelve months, our art team has settled into the redesign that introduced (or reintroduced) new story sections to our readers....
Mike Johnson’s Omnibus Resuscitates State Department Group That Censored The Federalist
The group has helped Big Tech engage in industrial-scale censorship against conservatives....
They Protect Rich and Famous Texans. They Say They’ve Never Been More in Demand. 
At six foot six and nearly three hundred pounds, with shoulders that barely fit inside an XXL suit jacket, Travis Miller is a hulking wall of a man. He claims to be a “big teddy bear” with a knack...
NYT Admits Biden Was Never Qualified For Second Term After Downplaying Concerns For Years
Now that the election is over, The Times no longer has to cover for a failing president....
Republicans Won. Mike Johnson Should Start Acting Like It
On Nov. 5, Americans spoke loud and clear: They wanted an end to the bloated bureaucracy and a halt to the reckless, unchecked spending that’s drained the coffers of our republic. And what did they ...
House GOP Omnibus Redefines Criminals As ‘Justice-Involved Individuals’
Repackaging language is a common tool used by Democrats to disguise and advance their radical policy proposals....
Elon Musk On Bloated 1,500-Page Omnibus: ‘This Bill Should Not Pass’
Apparently, the feds can’t keep the lights on without your tax dollars funding music tourism or giving Congress a pay raise....
NYT’s Bret Stephens, Hoping To Stay Relevant, Is Ready To Leave ‘Never Trump.’ It’s Too Late
The media don't get to bounce back into the conversation and be taken seriously just by suggesting they've learned something meaningful....
‘The American People Didn’t Vote For This’: Conservatives Blast Johnson’s Christmastime Spending Scam
The last-minute release of the bill and its contents have drawn criticisms from some of conservative politics' biggest voices....
‘The people demand mustard’: This stained glass artist dipped into corn dogs (and hungry shoppers ate it up)
Startland News’ Startup Road Trip series explores innovative and uncommon ideas finding success in rural America and Midwestern startup hubs outside the Kansas City metro.  LAWRENCE — Selling ho...
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