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A nuclear reactor isn’t the first image conjured by the words “Texas energy.” But that’s quickly changing — and must — as the state’s energy demands...
Park advocates notched a victory before the Dallas City Council this week; an industrial developer took a hit; and I’m trying to figure out why I,...
So perhaps I was mistaken about life after Mikko. Seemed like the Stars had shown plenty of positive signs of being able to produce on their...
Many people do business in cash. They pay rent, go shopping, or wire money to relatives without government surveillance. But now, under a new federal directive...
We’re witnessing an anti-intellectual, propagandist and ideological gutting of programs that ask people to use critical thinking to improve their communities. Scott Sommerdorf | The Salt...
Jim Nill could teach Nico Harrison a thing or two about how to make a trade that sends shock waves through the rest of the league...
My cousin Daryl was funny, kind and generous — but at 37, when he needed lifesaving behavioral health care, his options were limited and insufficient. Daryl...
According to the USDA, the one item most commonly purchased with food stamps is Coke — the incredibly sugary drink that other parts of America call...
In 2015, U.S. District Judge Janis Graham Jack declared that the conditions for children in the Texas foster care system were so bad that it represented...
