Pinky and the Brain Go to Austin
Back in the 1990s, I had an idea. I tried to convince some people I considered pretty smart that we
Back in the 1990s, I had an idea. I tried to convince some people I considered pretty smart that we
I started with a Houston Chronicle story about Tesla considering a $10.1 billion solar manufacturing plant in Fort Bend County.
Alex Mealer’s Platform Has One Big Problem: Reality Alexandra Mealer is not hiding what she wants to be. Her campaign
Every election season, political campaigns repeat the ritual. Volunteers gather at headquarters, get voter lists, and head into neighborhoods to
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has spent much of his political career surrounded by the language of God, marriage, and
Gov. Greg Abbott says “Texans must come first.” I hope he means it. I don’t think he does. Texas is
I have known Orlando Sanchez for more than 20 years. He is a nice guy. I have nothing personal against
How young Texans with little money and a lot of shoe leather built La Raza Unida — and what Texas
The Object From the Beginning Was to Terrorize — Even to the Point of Death The death of Edwin Lopez-Cornejo
Greg Abbott Is Still the Favorite. But He Can Hear the Hooves Behind Him. Greg Abbott Talked About Shooting People
There are political polls, and then there are political polls that make you stop and look at who conducted them.
God Decides to Test America’s Christians God had been listening. For years, American politicians had invoked his name. They opened
Republicans Say They Hate Wokeness—Until Bobby Pulido Is Not Woke Enough Republicans have spent years telling Americans that liberals are
Republicans control Texas. They control the governor’s office, the Legislature and the agencies that issue licenses, regulate businesses and enforce
I gave Chip Roy a couple of weeks before he caved and crawled on his hands and knees to kiss
Come November, we will see how many Latinos will vote for the party that thinks killing Latinos is fine, whether