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Anti-Immigration Hard-Liners in the Texas GOP Are Putting on a Show
Why does the Texas economy do so well year after year? What Rick Perry called the Texas Miracle can, at least in part, be attributed to the state’s ability to import people from other states and oth...

The Texanist: Were Texans Disappointed When Alaska Joined the Union?
Q: When Alaska was admitted into the Union, in 1959, were Texans upset about losing their status as residents of the biggest state?A: At about 268,596 square miles, Texas has reigned as America’s la...

TM Audio Exclusive: Elsa Garcia Was Finished With Tejano, Until the Stage Called Her Back
TM Audio subscribers have access to this episode one week early. Visit our FAQ page to learn how to link your subscription to your podcast app. This week’s guest, Elsa Garcia, established herself...

“Troublemaker” Cecile Richards Found Joy in the Fight
She was and was not her mother’s daughter. What I mean is that Cecile Richards, who died of an aggressive brain cancer, on January 20, at 67, was in many ways the best of her mother, former Governor...

H-E-B Has Finally Announced Its First Dallas Store. A Brief History of How We Got Here.
Texans love H-E-B. It is, as we discovered through many rigorous rounds of voting a few years back, our readers’ favorite Texas brand. We like its curbside-pickup system. We like the way it takes ca...

A Pitmaster Returns to West Texas to Continue His Great-Uncle’s Barbecue Legacy
“It was almost decided for us that we were going to do barbecue,” Jason Dominguez told me. He and his wife, Simone, never imagined themselves in the business when they made arrangements to move to...

A Luxurious New Houston Hotel Has Everything—Except Wall Art
Driving through Houston’s Montrose neighborhood, it’s easy to miss the new Hotel Saint Augustine. That’s intentional. The latest boutique property from Bunkhouse Hotels—the Austin brand behind...

‘Sing Sing’ Director Greg Kwedar on Making Art in Prison and Waves in Hollywood
Greg Kwedar never expected any of this. He never expected that his movie Sing Sing, which is back in theaters this weekend after a brief release last summer, would be generating awards-season buzz. Hi...

Very Well, I Shall Be the President of the University of Texas
Just a week into the new year, University of Texas at Austin president Jay Hartzell tendered his resignation, announcing that he’d accepted the same position at Southern Methodist University, a few ...

Meet the Texans Who Run 100 Miles Alongside Alligators in Brazos Bend
After dark, Brazos Bend State Park feels like a place that, if you’re not careful, could swallow you whole. On the chilly, rainy December evening when I arrived at the park (in Needville, about an h...