With Joe Biden’s presidency nearing the six-month mark, the Republican National Committee sent out a “Biden Report Card”— a poll in which Biden’s performance is graded from A to F.
It’s so hot. So humid. And so hard to change the subject when Texans are worried about whether there’s enough electricity for their air conditioners.
Need to learn how to unclog a shower drain, jump-start a car, shave your face without bleeding to death or successfully address dozens of other practical adult daily activities?
After the deadly and expensive electrical outages during a winter freeze in February, Texas lawmakers set out to make such disasters less likely in the future. And as The Texas Tribune’s Erin Douglas and Mitchell Ferman have reported, they made some progress.
After more than a year of strict COVID mandates, my state has triumphantly reopened.
Texas Republicans fear ballots more than bullets.
Above, Jennifer Miller at the chocolate store she managed at the Outlet Mall. Photo submitted by Cheryl Taylor
One year ago this week, my beloved daughter Jennifer Miller was tragically, horrifically and needlessly killed, way before her time.
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