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Antifa Is A Domestic Terror Group. The Trump Admin Should Treat It Like One
While local law enforcement understands the threat, little work has been done at the federal level to confront Antifa....
Remembering My Friend Paulette Jiles
In her poem “Driving at Night to Uvalde,” Paulette Jiles wrote of seeing a freight train’s lights through a windshield and being caught up in the moment when “everything is radiant, electrifie...
The Daily Crossword: July 10, 2025
The post The Daily Crossword: July 10, 2025 appeared first on Texas Monthly....
Word Wrangler: July 10, 2025
The post Word Wrangler: July 10, 2025 appeared first on Texas Monthly....
Neighbors Step Up as Texas Reels From Catastrophic Floods
And Trump cuts raise questions about federal support...
The Austin Chronic: Will Texas Lawmakers Be Discerning Enough to Ban Synthetic Cannabinoids While Preserving Full-Spectrum Products?
Heading into the special session, we ask a psychopharmacologist what differentiates the lab and the plant...
Opinion: Gov. Abbott Stole Summer From Millions of Texas Kids
Summer EBT would have solved a critical gap for kids during the hungriest time of the year. Abbott vetoed funding it....
Downed Weather Balloons and Missing Gauges: What Went Wrong With the Central Texas Floods
It’s a familiar cycle. Texas bears witness to a terrible tragedy, and citizens soon raise questions. Could the loss of life have been prevented or mitigated? Who, if anyone, bears responsibility? Th...
Greg Abbott’s Bizarre Postflood Football Analogy
Shortly after University of Texas head football Coach Steve Sarkisian came to Texas, in 2021, a clip featuring one of his assistants went viral. The Longhorns had just dropped a 30–7 loss to Iowa St...
“It’s a Marathon, Not a Sprint,” Says Kerrville Mexican Restaurant Giving Away Free Food Indefinitely
Like many Hill Country residents, Michele Pitman, co-owner of Kerrville’s Vecinos Cafe, was surprised by the flash floods that inundated several counties over the July Fourth holiday weekend. But th...
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