May, 2025

May, 2025

Word Wrangler: May 23, 2025
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The Daily Crossword: May 23, 2025
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Erika Henningsen Hates a Book-Length Menu
Illustration: Ryan Inzana Performing in eight shows a week for Broadway’s Just in Time means Erika ...

The Final Flight of Captain Forrester
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Supreme Court: President Can Fire Federal Executives Without Cause
It seems logical that a president can root out people likely to work against him and appoint people who represent his agenda....

Supreme Court Stands By While Lower Courts Carry On Ripping Up The Constitution
Until the Supreme Court acts, an unconstitutional supremacy will continue to infect even the furthest limbs of the judicial branch....

Democrat-Led Fulton County Board Refuses To Appoint GOP Nominees To Election Board
'The corruption in Fulton County is alive and well, where the Democrat majority on the Board of Commissioners has taken unprecedented steps to silence dissenting voices.'...

Texas Monthly Is a Nominee for a 2025 James Beard Media Award for Food Coverage
The James Beard Foundation announced this month that Texas Monthly is one of three nominees for the organization’s awa...

Life and Death: About Episode 104 of ‘Texas Monthly Presents’ on PBS
Editors’ note: Texas Monthly Presents is a new docuseries airing on Texas PBS stations. Check your local listings, or watch full episodes here. Death is a certainty in life, and, as contributor Dina...

Student-raised meats graduate to university storefront as consumers look closer at what makes the cut
WARRENSBURG, Mo. — A new partnership puts pork chops, brats and select cuts from across farming projects at the University of Central Missouri in a retail storefront accessible to community members ...

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