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The Daily Crossword: November 4, 2026
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Word Wrangler: November 4, 2026
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The Night Texas Turned Blue
I’ve covered every election in Texas since 2006. Tuesday night’s results are, by far, the most shocking I’ve ever seen. For my whole adult life, the script has been more or less the same for Tex...
Bo French Ran an Openly Racist Campaign. Texas Voters Went With His Opponent Instead.
Bo French really only had one job.Heading into the midterm election, the general wisdom was that French, who has a long history of making overtly racist and bigoted comments, was by far the weakest of...
The Making of Bobby Pulido’s Big Night
Bobby Pulido said from the start of his campaign that he knew how to win over Republican voters in Texas’s Fifteenth Congressional District. Many of them, he said, were friends of his, or friends of...
Gina Hinojosa’s Surprise Victory Over Greg Abbott Changes Everything in Texas
A little over a year ago, Gina Hinojosa stood before an audience of more than a hundred supporters in her hometown of Brownsville and announced her candidacy for Texas governor. At the time, her campa...
James Talarico Is Texan Enough for Texas Voters
State Representative James Talarico, the slight-of-frame Presbyterian seminarian who was until recently a minor social media influencer in the powerless ranks of the unblessed and forsaken Texas Legis...
In November, the Texas Book Club Is Reading . . .
Do we have any Texas-history lovers in the Texas Book Club? Our November pick, El Paso: Five Families and One Hundred Years of Blood, Migration, Race, and Memory, by Jazmine Ulloa, explores the histor...
His Grandfather Became a Household Name. Now, He’s Trying His Hand at BBQ.
Rocky Stubblefield grew up in legendary Texas barbecue joint Stubb’s Bar-B-Q, run by his grandfather C. B. Stubblefield, better known as Stubb. His eponymous Lubbock restaurant opened in 1968. The...
The Texas Theatre Embraced Its Uneasy Connection to Lee Harvey Oswald. It’s Thriving.
It is arguably the most famous movie-theater seat in the world, yet there is no historical marker, no plexiglass enclosure to signal its significance. I mill about in the back rows of the Texas Theatr...
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