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Up in the Air
No state has defied the federal government’s environmental regulations more fiercely than Texas, and no governor has been more outspoken about the “job-killing” policies of the EPA than Rick Perry. But does that mean we can all breathe easy?
December 1, 2011 | by Nate Blakeslee | Feature
Will to Power
After the Texas Youth Commission imploded last year, one of the state’s fiercest advocates for criminal justice reform was tapped to help rebuild. Inside his yet-to-be-completed slog.
February 1, 2008 | by Nate Blakeslee | Nate Blakeslee
Power Company
As we head into the most critical legislative session in decades—maybe ever—the question is not just, Who are the people with the most clout at the Capitol? It’s also, What do they want?
February 1, 2011 | by Paul Burka , Patricia Hart -- DUPE , Nate Blakeslee | Feature
Primary Targets
Michael Quinn Sullivan is the most powerful (and feared) activist at the Capitol. So who is he?
January 1, 2013 | by Nate Blakeslee | Profiles
An Isolated Incident
After his son died of a drug overdose in his fraternity house at SMU, Tom Stiles began asking questions that campus authorities preferred not to answer. Two years later, he is still learning the truth about what happened—and why.
February 1, 2009 | by Nate Blakeslee | Feature

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