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DC Sub Chucker Loses His Lunch, His Cool, And His Sweet DOJ Job In Pitiful Street Tantrum
A month ago, this kind of public disturbance may have gone unaddressed, and it would have emboldened more bad behavior....

‘Economic eviction notice’: Property owners decry tax spike as ‘death sentence for small business’
Critic of tax office says Jackson County is betting most property owners hit with inflated bills are too intimidated to appeal State lawmakers could be Jackson County business owners’ last hope, sai...

Californians Overwhelmingly Back Redistricting Commission Newsom’s Trying To Bypass, Poll Shows
California voters overwhelmingly support an independent redistricting commission Gov. Gavin Newsom is attempting to bypass to further gerrymander the state in Democrats’ favor, new polling shows. Re...

The Newly Renovated Indian Lodge Promises Peace and Southwestern Charm
A 1939 promotional brochure for Indian Lodge boasted of a hotel so picturesque that visiting amateur and professional photographers alike declared that it was “almost impossible to get pictures lack...

Austin Film Festival to Honor Mission: Impossible Filmmaker Christopher McQuarrie
Wicked: For Good, Abbott Elementary join the fest...

Fantastic Fest Announces Whistle, Black Phone 2 and More for 20th Anniversary
Packed lineup mixes international talents and hometown heroes...

Docs: Clapper Pressured NSA Chief To Sign Onto Erroneous Russia Intel Assessment
'This is one project that has to be a team sport.'...

EXCLUSIVE: DHS Debunks Media Lies About ‘Alligator Alcatraz’
'These types of smears are directly contributing to our officers facing a 1000% increase in assaults against them,' said DHS's McLaughlin....

This Couple’s Barbecue Bus Stands Out on the Corpus Christi Scene
When Andrew Peña’s job as a refinery inspector in Corpus Christi was paused during COVID-19, he went looking for a smoker. He found one nearby via an online ad and hauled it back to his driveway. P...

San Antonio’s Ex-Mayor Ron Nirenberg Reflects on His “Tumultuous” Tenure
Ron Nirenberg served as the mayor of San Antonio for eight years, from 2017 until June of this year. The challenges he faced during that tenure included the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic, mass pro...