Critical Race Fury: The School Board Wars Are Getting Nasty in Texas
A loud minority of parents is making life miserable for Texas school officials—and shouting down the kids who speak in favor of lessons about the history and persistence of racial discrimination.
Greg Abbott and Ron DeSantis Are Competing to Be Trump. Who’s Winning?
The first edition of our GOP primary scorecard.
Texas Law Says Jury Panels Must Be Chosen Randomly. A Brazoria County Official Had a Different Idea.
Brazoria County district clerk Rhonda Barchak sorted jurors by race and geography. Her attorney says the method was harmless, but the Texas Rangers are investigating.
Ted Cruz Is Still Not the Zodiac Killer
After amateur sleuths claimed to have identified the serial killer, Texas's junior senator once again weighed in on the famous meme.
Why Tesla Is Moving to Texas
Elon Musk’s company aims to transform the energy business. So, of course, it’s relocating to the energy capital.
The Texas Monthly News Quiz
From the State Fair to the gubernatorial race, test your knowledge of the week's news.
Your Questions About Texas’s New Abortion Law, Answered
Who can be sued under Senate Bill 8? What is the “shadow docket”? When will the Supreme Court rule on the merits of the law?
Going, Going, Gone: How Abortion Rights Were Eroded in Texas
Any Texas woman who thought her right to a safe, legal abortion would last forever sorely underestimated the opposition. For decades.