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The lawsuit is believed to be the first of its kind involving family separation and suicide.
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The federal government’s efforts threaten to cut off access to much of the Valley’s natural beauty and forever alter life along the river.
The post A Day on the Rio Grande Reveals the True Cost of Trump’s Border Wall appeared first on Texas Monthly.
The lifelong Texan discusses the need to reintroduce America’s better angels into the immigration debate.
The post Former Ambassador Tony Garza on Mexico, Trump, and Whether Texas Is Turning Blue appeared first on Texas Monthly.
During her set at the Chicago music festival, the pop-country star decried last weekend’s mass shootings.
The post Kacey Musgraves Speaks Out On Gun Reform At Lollapalooza appeared first on Texas Monthly.
Racist rhetoric decrying a Central American “invasion” may have made the Latino Texas city a target for Saturday’s senseless attack.
The post What the Shooter and Trump Don’t Understand About My Hometown of El Paso appeared first on Texas Monthly.
Will Hurd is exactly the kind of politician the Republican party’s establishment once dreamed about being their future. In March 2013, the Republican National Committee, reeling from defeat in the 2012 elections, published a postmortem report laying out an agenda …
The post Congressman Will Hurd on His Surprise Retirement, Whether He’s Running for President, and the GOP’s Big Problems appeared first on Texas Monthly.
No matter how incendiary his latest tweet or policy might seem, Donald Trump can count on evangelical preacher and Fox News fixture Robert Jeffress to defend him. What’s behind the Dallas pastor’s unconditional embrace?
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Everything you need to know about what tariffs could mean for the Texas economy, politics, and Chipotle burrito prices.
The post Trump Is Threatening to Slap Tariffs on Imports from Mexico. That’s a Huge Deal for Texas. Here’s Why. appeared first on Texas Monthly.
In a new presidential poll of Texas, Beto, Bernie, and Biden all look competitive against Trump. But it’s far too early to make too much of that.
The post Takeaways From Emerson’s Texas Senate and Presidential Poll appeared first on Texas Monthly.
At hearings in El Paso, asylum seekers forced to stay in Juarez told of violence and fear.
The post ‘I’m in Danger’: Migrant Parents Face Violence in Mexico Under New Trump Policy appeared first on Texas Monthly.
On the latest National Podcast of Texas, the newly minted Texas Medal of Arts winner offers behind-the-scenes glimpses of classic sessions with Kurt Cobain, Willie Nelson, and Donald Trump.
The post Mark Seliger: “Photography Is Almost Always About Trust” appeared first on Texas Monthly.
Our state is accustomed to deference from Republican administrations—deference it has earned. Why are our Republican leaders letting him create our narrative?
The post How President Trump Uses Texas as a Prop appeared first on Texas Monthly.
Editors’ note: This story has been updated with additional comment from Dowd.
WASHINGTON — Matthew Dowd, an Austin-based television news commentator and former George W. Bush strategist, is…
U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, dismissed concerns Thursday about Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election, calling them an effort to undermine Donald Trump’s victory.
“The…
Former Exxon Mobil chief Rex Tillerson has reached a retirement deal with the oil giant worth about $180 million that would sever his ties with the company if he is confirmed as Donald Trump&rsqu…
Falling in line with tradition, Bill and Hillary Clinton plan to attend Donald Trump’s inauguration. It will put Hillary Clinton on the inaugural platform as her rival from the 2016 campaign assumes the office.
Despite never having endorsed Donald Trump for president, it was announced today that former President George W. Bush will be attending the 58th Presidential Inauguration Ceremony.
Donald Trump insists North Korea won’t develop a nuclear weapon capable of reaching the United States.
Art Sisneros just couldn’t do it. After months of thought, the welding supply salesman chosen as one of 38 Texans to serve on this year’s Electoral College couldn’t vote for … Click to Continue »