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On February 19, two days after the death of the reverend and civil rights icon Jesse Jackson, the Observer’s longtime contributing photographer Alan Pogue emailed me a shot of Jack...
Which Texan had the most influence on the state, nation, or world? Here are ten candidates.
In her new book, Houston native (and Amy Poehler bestie) Meredith Walker tries to help adolescents navigate some difficult years.
By Ray Hill Contrary to what we are led to believe, not everything is big in Texas. Morris Sheppard, who served more than 38 years in Congress for the Lone Star State, was a dimin...
Texans’ most beloved companions.
"He knows that I will tell him when he's wrong."
Members of the Philosophical Society of Texas.
We remember the Alamo, but we seem to have forgotten all the others.
Over the hills and through the valleys.
Titles from past magazine covers, hot off the press.
Ten women born or based in the Lone Star State who created their own empires.
In May, the Texas Book Club is thinking pink and diving into a new biography on Texas businesswoman and cosmetics queen Mary Kay Ash.
There’s LBJ, Sam Houston, the guy who invented the frozen margarita machine . . .
The Democratic establishment successfully thwarted Maureen Galindo and her increasingly unhinged and conspiratorial tirades against American Zionists—which were roundly denounced a...
You could have caught a glimpse of any of these stars at this year’s event.
The passage of Gail’s Law is a resounding triumph for the people of Wisconsin, and it sets a powerful example for the rest of the country. But access to early diagnosis should neve...
Texas just got a lot more interesting.
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The Texas GOP took a hard swing to the right in Tuesday’s primary. It could give Democrats like James Talarico an opening in November.
For as long as his hair has been silver (going back to his 20s), John Cornyn has been winning elections. Among those victories seemed, perhaps, to be the 74-year-old U.S. senator’...
Texas AG Ken Paxton's victory over Sen. John Cornyn shows how much Republican voters distrust the political establishment - and are raring for a fight
The host was respected by many across the Lone Star State
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