As the 88th Texas Legislature began, an onslaught of bills that would fundamentally transform state universities’ operations entered the chambers. These bills do away with diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives,
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After a long history of gerrymandering, transgender rights violations, catastrophic electricity failures and overall governmental incompetence, the recent law banning abortion has left-leaning Texans wondering if they’re better off moving

The polls are opening soon for the Texas primary election and candidates and voters are gearing up for the event. Each party will choose its candidate for seven statewide seats

Attendees chanted and cheered as Democratic gubernatorial candidate Robert “Beto” O’Rourke hopped onto the small concrete stage in Quakertown Park on Sunday. The event was one of O’Rourke’s planned stops

In Texas, a state which constantly touts its greatness and healthy economy, luxury apartments and enormous homes sit empty. Just

As vaccines are administered and COVID-19 testing slows, Gov. Greg Abbott has chosen to disregard the safety of his constituents

Content warning: this article contains language and content related to abortion. Reader discretion is advised. This summer I drove a

Old-fashioned blue laws, which prohibit the sale of liquor and automobiles on Sundays, still exist in Texas. Most blue laws
State officials made budget cuts this summer to the Texas Academy of Mathematics and Science (TAMS), an academy for 11th