Company E was all Mexican-American because they were not American enough.
There will be three parts to the story; this is the first part, and the second and third parts include where an all-American Japanese unit comes to help the 141st.
There will be three parts to the story; this is the first part, and the second and third parts include where an all-American Japanese unit comes to help the 141st.
I have known Orlando Sanchez for more than 20 years. He is a nice guy. I have nothing personal against him. But nice is not enough. We already have a
Who Told ICE Where the Witness Was? The most troubling question in the case of ICE arresting a Houston crime witness is the simplest one: How did ICE know where
We don’t have to look far to find what REAL MEN DO. A real man would have done what George W. Bush did on September 11. Bush was told Washington
Recuerdos de un Chicano When I was sixteen, I got a traffic ticket. I thought the ticket was wrong, so I did something I suppose was already characteristic of me.
You won’t find it in our history books, but one reason—perhaps one of the major reasons—the United States invaded Mexico may have been slavery. Mexico had abolished slavery, and thousands
Sam Altman has an interesting theory about American workers. Artificial intelligence may make people enormously more productive, he says, but don’t expect everyone to use that productivity to work fewer
It’s Easy to Spend Someone Else’s Money — Especially When It’s $2 Billion When Houston Congressman Mickey Leland went to Washington and fought for money to feed hungry people, the
Using AP’s Most Read list plus major national front-page coverage as the best morning snapshot of reader interest. (AP News) I can also pull the separate Meme News list now.
A senior Republican congressional staffer says conservative organizations spent years choosing ideological loyalty over competence. Now he says they have created “a generation of rabid, incompetent idiots.” Sometimes a political
Recuerdos de un Chicano When I was a boy, a teacher asked the class a question adults often ask children. What do you want to be when you grow up?
In September 1856, white residents of Colorado County, Texas, became convinced that hundreds of enslaved people were preparing to rise against them. The alleged plan was terrifying if you were
Screwworm science offers an accidental lesson about the fraud of American eugenics. There is a strange lesson hiding inside the return of the New World screwworm to Texas. The United
How young Texans with little money and a lot of shoe leather built La Raza Unida — and what Texas Democrats might learn from them today When I was a
A snapshot of stories leading or trending across major U.S. news sites this morning, rather than a literal national readership ranking. (AP News)
Houston is expanding a network of cameras capable of recording license plates and helping police determine where vehicles have traveled. Officials can point to an obvious reason for them: crime.
Iran hardens its position as Strait of Hormuz crisis continues — Iran says direct U.S. talks will not resume while it considers the interim agreement breached, while Houthi attacks are
Trying something new to see if anyone is interested: These were creations I made with ChatGPT, and I noticed they have a lot of screws missing. I wonder if this
Twenty-three thousand jobs disappeared from U.S. payrolls in July. Wall Street responded by setting a record. The S&P 500 rose 0.62 percent Friday to a record high. The Nasdaq jumped