
Julián Castro’s Bid May Be Over, But His Influence on the Presidential Race Will Continue
The son of San Antonio’s presidential campaign never quite took off, but he still left an indelible impression.
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The son of San Antonio’s presidential campaign never quite took off, but he still left an indelible impression.
Some legislators want to keep affordable housing out of their districts — and they've given themselves the power to do it.
The matriarch of the Castro family reflects on fighting for Latino political representation and the rise of her twin sons.
How did Julian Castro’s streetcar project become a political train wreck?
Rep. Joaquin Castro talks to us in Washington this week about congressional dysfunction, immigration reform, Dan Patrick and his political future.