By Jessica Garrison and Rachel Uranga, LA Times A day after President Trump imposed sweeping tariffs on three of the country’s biggest trading partners, many California farmers, who produce the largest share of the nation’s food, […]
by Alex Samuels and Geoffrey Skelley, 538 In his first public appearance after the attack on the U.S. Capitol, then-President Donald Trump sought respite in South Texas. His visit was billed as a way to […]
by Associated Press The Spanish-language ads for Joe Biden used the same slogan to contrast him with President Trump — “Los cuentos no pagan las cuentas,” a play on words that roughly means: “Telling stories won’t pay […]
The Democratic candidates need to stop making excuses and avoid Obama’s mistakes. The Hispanic population is much more than an electoral fad. by Jorge Ramos I am dreading the 2020 presidential race, which I think […]
by Richard Parker Pretty soon, Texans will openly carry loaded firearms into grocery stores, gas stations and even airports. Women will effectively be unable to get a legal abortion. And schoolchildren won’t learn, at least […]
by Jennifer Rubin Texas Democrats managed to run out the clock on state Republicans’ egregious Jim Crow-style bill that has nothing to do with “security” and everything to do with voter suppression. Democratic National Committee […]
In a state that has been closely tied to conservative politics for decades, some Texas politicians are edging into a political desert: the middle. by Ross Ramsey, Texas Tribune It’s a bit much to suggest […]
by Jennifer Rubin Another mass shooting in Texas. Once more, Republican Gov. Greg Abbott is, oh, so concerned and sad, as new laws go into effect weakening gun regulation. (“I am heartbroken by the crying […]
The key to winning the Lone Star State now lies in the suburbs. Once Democrats crack the code, it will change American politics. by Josh Kraushaar For doom-and-gloom Democrats who believe that the biases of […]
The worst massacre aimed at Latinos in American history happened in my hometown, to my people. by Richard Parker The older man next to me on the metal bench, dressed so dignified in his peach […]
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