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Larry D. Moore CC BY-SA 4.0/The Department of Justice is investigating accusations of widespread abuse from staff at the state's youth lockups. -
Scott Nicol/The exhibition at Austin College features makeshift ladders people build to clear the wall along the U.S-Mexico border.
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"No Color Is My Kind: The Life of Eldrewey Stearns and the Integration of Houston" was originally published in 1997 and then went out of print. It's now back on shelves with an update to Stearns' story. -
The mat is made of a specific type of nonwoven cotton, which can absorb up to 50 times its weight in oil.
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"A lot of the jump scares is the reality of the atrocities that have existed and that have happened. They're super grounded in reality, and I think that's what's scariest," says the McAllen native.
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The bill requiring Texas public school athletes to participate only on sports teams that align with their sex assigned at birth appears poised to become law.
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The session is focused on approving new district maps. Gov. Greg Abbott is also pressuring lawmakers to pass his priorities.
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"The answer to that is not necessarily, what you need to do is then push to the right. The answer to that is ... invest more in the ground game; invest more in outreach."
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Why evangelical vaccination rates might look different under a former ‘patron saint of conservatism’A Southern Methodist University professor says the emphasis on economic freedom starting in the 1980s replaced prior understandings of what it meant to be conservative.
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Ninety percent of the company's revenue comes from DirecTV, the AT&T-controlled satellite provider.
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For years, brain researchers didn't realize they were studying a fish previously unnamed by the scientific community.
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"They're the biggest law enforcement agencies in the country, and there's no reason why they don't have the resources or the ability to be able to process 15,000 people in a more efficient, orderly way without this chaotic response."
