On a Thursday in late August, Republican Speaker of the U.S. House Mike Johnson was on a campaign swing through a handful of key congressional districts in South Texas that will be critical to whether he keeps his job next … Continued
The name throws people off before they even land on the page. “Allysplay” sounds like it could be a streaming app, a kids’ entertainment brand, or some kind of play-on-demand service. A handful of low-effort write-ups floating around online even … Continued
Water is one of many issues at the forefront of Texas politics this election cycle, no place more so than in Corpus Christi. Texas’ sparkling city by the sea has received national attention in recent months over ever-worsening conditions for … Continued
The search term “troozer com” shows that many internet users are looking for clarity before interacting with the website. This behavior is common with unfamiliar domains because people want confidence before spending time reading content, creating accounts, or sharing personal … Continued
This spring, a Permian Basin pastor got an unpleasant surprise: a geyser of more than 1.5 million gallons of toxic brine gushing up through the parking lot of the First Baptist Church in Grandfalls. It was a “zombie well”—what happens … Continued
Editor’s Note: This story is the second part of a two-part series supported by the Law & Justice Journalism Project. See part one in the January/February issue. D’Mitri Davis, 36, met his younger brother Dominique Judge for the first time … Continued