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‘What’s stopping me?’ Bonk takes a loud swing with Crossroads streetwear store, Midwest grit

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Upcoming SCOTUS Case Could Reshape Redistricting As We Know It
The ideal outcome in Louisiana v. Callais would be for SCOTUS to definitively declare that 'race should never be a factor in redistricting,' Hans von Spakovsky said....

Trump Order Targets Self-Appointed ‘Experts’ Funneling Tax Dollars To Leftist Pet Projects
In order for a project to be approved for grant funding, the project must demonstrate that it advances the president's agenda....

Gun-Free Zones Like Fort Stewart Invite Mass Shootings
Why do we trust soldiers with weapons in combat, yet we deny them that same trust on their own bases?...

Neuroscience Offers Surprising Evidence For The Existence Of The Soul
A new book by neurosurgeon Dr. Michael Egnor and Denyse O’Leary, 'The Immortal Mind,' reveals that ancient philosophers had a better grasp on brain function than modern science wants to admit....

Make Vaccine Injury Compensation Fair Again
Congress can balance financial compensation for the vaccine-injured while protecting public health and stimulating medical innovation....

Meet the 71-Year-Old Texan Who Broke a Big Record on a Tiny Boat
Robert Youens left Pensacola, Florida, in a sixteen-foot aluminum johnboat at 7:31 a.m. on July 12, with the goal of navigating America’s Great Loop as fast as he could. Roughly 4,800 miles, 64 lock...

Chef Carlo Mirarchi Never Thought He’d Become a Pancake Guy
Illustration: Margalit Cutler In the 17 years it’s been open, Roberta’s has grown from a Bushwick pizza-and-tiki-bar pioneer to a citywide institution to a full international em...

The Daily Crossword: August 8, 2025
The post The Daily Crossword: August 8, 2025 appeared first on Texas Monthly....

Word Wrangler: August 8, 2025
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How ‘King of the Hill’ Popularized a Less Cartoonish Vision of Texas
For a dozen years, the animated TV sitcom King of the Hill worked to shake Hollywood from its habit of depicting Texas as a fantasyland of cowboys and oilmen. Its original run ended in 2009, but now t...