Legal Challenges For Texas Muslim Organizations
In the past several months, Paxton and his office have been quite busy filing lawsuits against developments with ties to the Islamic community
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Legal Challenges For Texas Muslim Organizations
In the past several months, Paxton and his office have been quite busy filing lawsuits against developments with ties to the Islamic community
A New Legal Terrain For Texas Nonprofits
The Race For Lieutenant Governor
Despite Threats, Texas Students Continue ICE Protests
A Steep Rise In Texas Immigration Cases
The New Union Leader Turned Texas Senator-Elect
Deaths In ICE Detention Escalate
Culture
Rothko Chapel’s Broken Obelisk Still Symbolizes MLK’s Dream
February 28 marks 55 years since Broken Obelisk was put on the Rothko Chapel grounds, quickly becoming one of the city’s most famous landmarks. The Chapel will be celebrating with a variety of speakers, events, and activities
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Transforming Traumatic Brain Injuries Into Art
A Brief History Of The Weird Ways People Ski In Houston
Joe Folladori: Houston’s Answer To John Cameron Mitchell
Exploring The Whataburger Museum Of Art
Robert E. Howard’s Conan And The Texas Connection
Health
Health Care Remains A Major Concern For Texans
At least in the early part of 2026, enrollment in the ACA marketplace in Texas held steady, with even a slight uptick. But those numbers may be deceiving.
What To Know About Abortion In Texas Now
UT Austin Handed Out Drink With ‘Opioid-like’ Ingredient As Poison Calls Climbed
World AIDS Day In 2025
The Many Fronts Of The Abortion War
Texas Tees Up A Nationwide Abortion Showdown
