Editorial
Fifth Circuit delivers opinion concerning voter ID law
Even if the Texas Legislature did not intentionally pass a voter identification law that illegally discriminates against voters who are black, Hispanic or poor, the practical effect of the law is
A box of new crayons
Temperatures tell us it’s still summer, but for weeks now the stores have reminded us that school days are returning.
Dogs are often part of the family
As I havewritten before, I grew up always having dogs around. Both my parents had been raised with the dogs as an integral part of the household, so it was natural to follow that pattern.
Obama kneecaps Congress (again)
If only President Barack Obama were as hard-nosed and clever in undermining our adversaries as he is in kneecapping the U.S. Congress, the country’s strategic position might be transformed.
Record number die in Highway 81 horror
Two Greyhound buses collided on a Central Texas hilltop before dawn on Aug. 4, 1952 killing bothdrivers on impact and burning an estimated 26 passengers to death.
Writer beware: murky publishing waters
Maybe you’re well on your way to finishing that book of yours, whether it is a novel or a memoir, or a collection of family stories. Good for you.