Is the City of Houston Putting People’s Lives in Danger With Its ICE Policy?
How a “Good Address” Can Put the Wrong Man in the Wrong White Van A Houston police officer stopped a Honduran woman for driving 58 miles per hour in a
How a “Good Address” Can Put the Wrong Man in the Wrong White Van A Houston police officer stopped a Honduran woman for driving 58 miles per hour in a
That sounds sick. It is supposed to. Finding a body in a Houston bayou has become common enough that the discovery may lead the evening news, remain there for a
The Bus Is Already Warming Up Standing on a stage at the Conservative Political Action Conference outside Dallas, the man who had served as Donald Trump’s personal criminal-defense lawyer—and now
“During the past week, Chief Diaz and Mayor Whitmire have spoken several times with state and local agencies to ensure a transparent and thorough investigation following the deadly ICE shooting.
How an ancient web of families survived empires, borders, and outsiders Starr County survived four hundred years of solitude because nobody there was ever truly alone. The Web Beneath the
Texas Announces Roads Are Not Melting, Just Becoming More Flexible AUSTIN — The Texas Department of Transportation denied reports that Texas highways are melting, insisting the pavement is merely entering
Trump is proposing a much larger charge than the one associated with Iran. – Most people would call it Protection Money. Iran never published one clear universal rate. It said
By pandering to those who want to make America White Again, Greg Abbott focused on the wrong invaders. Now our state may suffer tens of billions of dollars in damage
The Trail That Did Not Lead to a Card My family followed a different trail. It began in New Mexico in the 1600s, around Albuquerque and Bernalillo, in a country
They Thought the Net Was for Someone Else Latinos for Trump got what they wished for—and more. Many apparently believed immigration raids would sweep up only the “bad hombres”: criminals,
New World screwworm update — Texas and U.S. As of 6 p.m. Central Time on July 10, 2026, USDA had confirmed 35 animal infestations in the United States: 34 in
The Test I Wasn’t Given I went for my physical. Blood pressure.Weight.Pulse.The usual old-man inspection. Nobody asked me to draw a clock.Nobody asked me to remember five words.Nobody asked me
What the 102nd Medical Battalion Did The image on the left is my uncle, Armando Barrera, and my father, Manuel Barrera. The newspaper made a mistake; their father’s name was
There is a question that the newspapers and news media have not asked: who supplied the tip and why? Who can the community trust? HPD and Constable 6 need to
SHŌGUN (HULU/FX) — A MASTERPIECE OF STORYTELLING, ROOTED IN HISTORY RATING: 8.5/10 Shōgun is the best historical drama on television in years. It pulls you into 17th-century Japan with a
Police shoot thousands of people yearly, yet very seldom is the reason that a car was used as a weapon. Going back ten years, The New York Times found that
Sometimes one runs into an article that just grabs one’s attention. When I saw “Project 100,000,” I was curious. What I found is disgusting about how our country treats its
Thirty-Eight Trips Around Jericho According to the Old Testament, the Israelites marched around Jericho for seven days. On the seventh day, they circled the city seven times. The trumpets sounded.
. Not much has changed in the last one hundred years; we still have men in masks terrorizing Latinos, men disappearing, dying before they get to jail or detention. They
The Surveyors No one noticed when the billionaires stopped buying islands. There was no need. They had already purchased the governments. The public believed the world’s wealthiest men were racing