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5Trump Nominee to FEC Tried to Shred Texas’ Already-Weak Ethics Laws

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1Destruction of Lizard’s West Texas Habitat 10 Times Worse Than Previously Thought

2Reports of Livestock Deaths, Other Ag Losses Trickle in After Harvey

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4Experts: Much of Harvey-Related Air Pollution was Preventable

5‘Look & See’ Is a Love Letter to Family Farming, Rural America and Wendell Berry

6The Impossible City

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3Civil Rights Group’s Budget Nearly Halved by Foundation with Ties to Texas Supreme Court

4ICE Detained This Trafficking Victim on Her 18th Birthday. Why?

5‘Los Zetas Inc.’ Author on Why Mexico’s Drug War Isn’t About Drugs

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3Body Cam Policies in Texas Exacerbate a System Designed to Protect Police, Critics Say

4Civil Rights Group’s Budget Nearly Halved by Foundation with Ties to Texas Supreme Court

5ICE Detained This Trafficking Victim on Her 18th Birthday. Why?

6The Road to Huntsville

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2Loon Star State: Texas Public Schools

3Dan Patrick Accuses Joe Straus of Ponzi Scheme Ahead of Special Session

4Critics Fear New Texas Law Giving SBOE Wide Discretion Over Textbooks

5After Freedom Caucus Kills Her Legislation, Lawmaker Announces Anti-‘Lunch Shaming’ Campaign

6Texas’ ‘Lunch Shaming’ Problem and the Fight to Fix It

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1Where do Texas Democrats Stand on Single-Payer Health Care?

2State Plans to Restore Services after Advocates in Wheelchairs Surprise Officials

3Judge Temporarily Halts New Texas Abortion Ban

4Despite Self-Congratulation, Lawmakers Did Virtually Nothing about Maternal Mortality Crisis

5Introducing the Texas Observer’s Rural Reporting Project

6Red is the New Orange: Handmaids Bring More than Just Silence to the Abortion Fight

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4The Interview: Lupe Valdez

5The Interview: Paul Quinn College’s Michael Sorrell

6The Interview: Judge John Dietz on Texas’ School Finance Crisis

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2Short Story Contest Finalist: ‘Malena’

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5The Rising Storm

6Stalking Horse

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3Stalking Horse

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5Cut from the Same Cloth: Wearing Hijab in Houston, Post-Trump

6Going It Alone

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5Eye on Texas: Blessing of the Hands in San Antonio

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3Poem: ‘Resistance’

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Tag Archives: freedom

by Christopher Hooks

The House Tea Party Caucus is Mad as Hell, Weaker Than Ever

The most colorful members of the House Freedom Caucus are against puppies and hospice care — and for cigarettes and hogs.

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Fri, Apr 7, 2017 |

The most colorful members of the House Freedom Caucus are against puppies and hospice care — and for cigarettes and hogs....Read More

by Beth Cortez-Neavel

Springer Defends Plastic Bags and Freedom Before House Committee

Thu, Mar 21, 2013 |

If his bill doesn't pass, Springer vowed to make Austin cover the $345,000 its proliferation of disease-ridden reusable bags would cost public health....Read More

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