Old-fashioned blue laws, which prohibit the sale of liquor and automobiles on Sundays, still exist in Texas. Most blue laws were repealed in 1985 because they violate the separation of
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Going back to school is something that many kids dread at some point during their academic career. Summer comes to a close, curfews begin to go into effect and the
As I’ve watched the COVID-19 coverage and heard horrifying stories from the healthcare frontlines, I believed naïvely that no one close to me would test positive or die from it.
The coronavirus has caused not only moral panic, but mass confusion for the public as well. This is no form of exaggeration either, moral panic is very evident every time
Earlier this month, Texas governor Greg Abbott proposed plans to reopen Texas and its economy as early as April 27. This
As of the time of writing, the coronavirus has reached nearly 1.2 million cases worldwide, with the U.S. leading the
The North Texas Daily documented different places around Texas during the COVID-19 pandemic as shelter-in-place orders are in effect. As
In an extra-inning game between North Texas (8-2) and No. 4 Texas (11-0), 18 total runners were stranded by both
Among the core subjects taught in American high schools, the history of the nation seems to take different perspectives depending
Starting next semester, Texas post-secondary education institutions will have to handle hazing crimes in a new way. Due to Texas
