Documentary Shows Librarians Fighting From The Front Line A new documentary explores the ways in which librarians became front-line workers in the battle for democracy and the First Amendment
The Houston Latina-Owned Bookstore Redefining Love The popular romance pop-up bookstore Mossrose is selling literary love to a devoted Houston fan base
Haunting New Exhibit At The Holocaust Museum Houston The newest exhibit at The Holocaust Museum Houston includes materials and artifacts from a vault that have never been displayed before
Abbott Vetoes Funding For Summer Food Program The governor issued several vetoes over the weekend, including a budget item that secured millions for a summer food program
After Lawsuit, In-State Tuition For Texas Dreamers Ends District Court Judge Reed O’Connor determined that the Texas law is unconstitutional, and Texas agreed to a consent judgment
LGBTQ+ Clubs Targeted With New DEI Ban One of the final bills passed in the legislature is a sweeping ban on DEI in public schools
Ten Commandments Bill Clears Major Hurdle Christian nationalism moves further into Texas public school classrooms