The Fright Machine Is Loud. The Government Is Not Working.
Republicans control Texas. They control the governor’s office, the Legislature and the agencies that issue licenses, regulate businesses and enforce […]
8.4.2026 – What news were Americans reading?
What Americans Are Reading — Tuesday Morning, August 4, 2026 This morning’s attention is divided among destructive wildfires, Trump’s confrontation
Pan Am 103: The Bomb Was Terrorism, but Was the Opening American Negligence?
The Bombing of Pan Am 103 is presented as a six-part television drama rather than a documentary, but its most
When one lives long enough, one remembers the past, and it was not always America the beautiful.
Indiana adopted the nation’s first eugenic sterilization law in 1907. Other states followed. In 1927, the United States Supreme Court
ICE Is Using Local Police Camera Networks to Hunt Undocumented Immigrants
The little black camera beside the road does not know whether the person driving past it is undocumented, a citizen,
8.3.202 – What news are Americans reading
What Americans Read in the Last 24 Hours Monday, August 3, 2026 AP provides an actual “Most read” ranking. Reuters,
The Woman You Hear but Do Not See
The man on the album cover is holding the accordion (YouTube video below). The woman is nowhere in sight. Then
Trump Has a Plan to Widen the Strait of Hormuz – apply industrial lubricant
It was not meant to be a dirty joke, but sometimes one gets carried away and does not notice what
8.2.2026 – What are Americans reading
Sunday, August 2, 2026 — about 6 a.m. Central The dominant breaking story is the shooting at a newly opened
How Many Years Did It Take a Mexican-American Child to Reach Third Grade? In Texas, it could be ten years.
https://indd.adobe.com/embed/f9a1dc48-4730-412d-a50d-eb89854dcfa2?startpage=1&allowFullscreen=true About This Article This five-part history examines how Texas schools delayed, separated, tested, transported, and sometimes quietly pushed Mexican-origin
Balde González: The Hidden Sound of South Texas
______ Balde González: Frequently cited as a master of the jaiton orchestra style, Balde González brought a suave, nightclub-ready elegance
La Onda Chicano – Ruben Ramos and the Mexican Revolution
Ruben Ramos is one of the old timers for those who have been here in Texas listening to the Tejano
Democrtic politicians are fighting for their jobs, caring for people is BS.
I gave Chip Roy a couple of weeks before he caved and crawled on his hands and knees to kiss
What Happened to America First? Has Trump Sold Us Out?
A top American general says he may have to choose between protecting Israel and protecting the United States. The first
The Thumbs-Up Agent -Then the president pointed toward the powerless machine. “That thing is stupid,” he said.
The Secretary of War stood beneath a screen large enough to show his own smile twice the size of his
Stephen Miller Goes to Extremes to Deport the People His Policies Target
That is how it started in Nazi Germany. Jessica Treviño’s case sounds like something written as a joke about government
What Americans read in the last 24 hours
Saturday morning, August 1, 2026 This is a snapshot of the stories appearing on the Associated Press’s Most Read list