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With New Cell Phone Ban, Texas Students Will Have To Start Talking To Each Other
Perhaps students will discover the lost arts of doodling, passing notes, planning outings with friends, and reading actual books from the school library....

Why Fire Ants Are Even More Evil Than You Thought
Texas has plenty of native things that can potentially hurt us, like scorpions and coyotes and, well, lawmakers, so the last thing we needed was a hostile carpetbagger from out of state. But in the 19...

The Daily Crossword: August 7, 2025
The post The Daily Crossword: August 7, 2025 appeared first on Texas Monthly....

Word Wrangler: August 7, 2025
The post Word Wrangler: August 7, 2025 appeared first on Texas Monthly....

The Reality of Climate Change in Texas: Drought and Floods
A two-headed beast rears its head...

The “All-Out Bare-Knuckle Brawl” Over Gerrymandering Texas
Why Dems left the state to block a GOP redistricting scheme...

History Tells Us How the Texas Democrats’ Walkout Will Likely End
There is a lot of bluffing and braggadocio happening among both Democrats and Republicans right now about the attempt of Democratic state lawmakers to stall the passage of Trump’s mid-decade gerryma...

Roar of the Crowd: August 2025
Is Parker McCollum Tone-Deaf?In response to a question from senior writer Emily McCullar regarding his performance at Donald Trump’s second presidential inauguration, country music singer Parker McC...

Can the FBI Round Up Texas Dems? This and More Quorum-Breaking Questions Answered.
On Sunday, Texas House Democrats left the state to deny the lower chamber a quorum to conduct legislative business, thus putting the GOP plan to redraw the state’s congressional maps during the summ...

The Story of Texas in More Than 100 Maps
To the extent that they think of it at all, Texans probably associate the state’s General Land Office with the Alamo. The agency took control of the fabled site in 2011 and then, four years later, ...