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The Houston Oilers’ Success in the 1970s Was Fun—And That Was the Point
People, usually men, often oversimplify Niccolò Machiavelli when they say that for a leader, “it is better to be feared than loved.” Bum Phillips, the head coach of the Houston Oilers from 1975 t...
Mark Seliger on the Song that Informs His Portraits of Willie Nelson
Amarillo-born Mark Seliger was a lonely college freshman at what was then called East Texas State University when he first fell for Willie Nelson’s music. A new girlfriend was visiting Dallas, and h...
3 Arrested In Texas For Running Illegal Back-Alley Abortion Ring
Maria Rojas, Jose Ley, and Rubildo Matos were allegedly operating a network of Houston-area clinics providing illegal abortions....
SXSW Is Finally Changing. Is It Too Little, Too Late?
Is the music portion of Austin’s South by Southwest festival in its death throes? Last week it certainly felt that way. This was a snack-size SXSW. Before the COVID-19 pandemic, SXSW routinely hoste...
Meet the Eleven-Year-Old Rodeo Star Who’s Won Over $200,000 in Prize Money
Charlie Sohrt sits on her chestnut horse Roxy, resting her legs on either side of the saddle’s pommel while sipping a Chick-fil-A iced tea. Red dust swirls around the horse’s hooves as the sun hea...
Your Spring 2025 Horoscope
Welcome to the astrological rodeo, folks. This season, we have plenty of action in the sky, but these horoscopes are here to help you stay in the saddle when the going gets rough. We’ll be covering ...
Haven’t Heard of Green Spaghetti? You Will Soon.
The Tex-Mexplainer series explores the ingredients, techniques, history, and culture of Mexican food in Texas. The first time I had espaghetti verde, or green spaghetti, was at the Texas Monthly BBQ...
The Ultimate Taste of Texas Bracket: Bring On the Sweet Sixteen!
Voting in this round has now closed. Check out round three here! With day one of the Ultimate Taste of Texas Bracket in the books, we’ve learned a bit about our readers’ palates. Your love of all...
Texas’s Segment of a New Cross-Country Bike Route Is “Daunting, Scary, and Maybe Even a Bit Unreasonable”
Texas Tech photography professor Jerod Foster is serious about bicycles and adventure travel. Foster is so serious, in fact, that if you stop by the website for Austin-based bike maker Chumba Bikes an...
Help Me, H-E-B Tortillas, You’re My Only Hope
It was a shortage of H-E-B Bakery tortillas during the COVID-19 pandemic that finally broke me. One day, my husband returned from picking up our curbside order looking troubled. “They gave us the wr...
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