Politics & Policy
January 27, 2017
Scenes from a Divided State
On the weekend Donald Trump became the forty-fifth president of the United States, everyone called for unity—so long as the other side would just agree with them.
2016 Presidential Election
Politics & Policy
January 6, 2017
The Texas State Strutters High-Kick Into The Political Fray
The group has faced backlash for their decision to participate, but still plan to dance despite the implications of participating in this inauguration.
Politics & Policy
November 16, 2016
The Aftermath
Trump stole the show, but the election did provide some hope for beleaguered Texas Democrats.
Politics & Policy
November 11, 2016
#IWalkWithNatasha Shows Solidarity For Baylor Student
After being targeted for her race, Baylor students rally around to show support.
Politics & Policy
November 8, 2016
Glenn Beck, Ted Nugent, And The Texas Conservative Identity
What does Texas conservatism look like after the election is over?
Politics & Policy
October 25, 2016
Here’s How Early Voting Has Gone In Texas So Far
It’s early on in the voting process, but there’s a lot happening here nonetheless.
Politics & Policy
September 23, 2016
Ted Cruz Caves
Why he will come to regret his endorsement of Donald Trump’s presidential bid.
Politics & Policy
August 24, 2016
What Does A Donald Trump Rally In Austin Look Like?
Austin isn’t Donald Trump’s friendliest market, but the candidate kept it weird anyway.
Politics & Policy
August 8, 2016
Does The Green Party Matter?
After its Houston convention, the Green Party is aiming to gather the Bernie-or-Bust momentum.
The Daily Post
August 3, 2016
A Dallas Weatherman Resigned After Describing Grieving Moms As “The Mothers Of Thugs”
In his resignation, he denied that his statement had a racial element. Let’s talk about the history of the word ”thug.”