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Islamic Rules Could Get Dogs Banned From Classrooms In Maine’s Largest School District
Islamic beliefs regarding the impurity of dog drool could lead to pups being barred from classrooms in Maine's largest city....

Nevadans Consider Popular Measure To Require Identity Verification For Mail-In Voting
Strong support for Question 7 shows that many Nevadans see voter ID as a clearer way to ensure voters are properly identified....

Helping Democrats Win In 2026 Should Disqualify You From Being A ‘Conservative Leader’
Self-styled 'principled conservatives' and the dissident influencers who claim to oppose them are working toward the same goal: sinking Trump’s political movement....

Here’s How Rural And Small-Town America Can Resist Hostile Left-Wing Takeovers
Traction for the hostile invasion of rural America depends on conservative turnout....

Congress Shouldn’t Seat Anyone Elected With Terror Ties, Such As Sayed And Omar
The only check on the loyalty of those whose names appear in gold plate on the door is their oath to the Constitution. Those who cannot take that oath in good faith ought not to be seated by Congress....

Stopping Mass Immigration Depends On Finishing The Border Wall
The Big Bend Sector includes 517 miles of the 1,254-mile Texas-Mexico border, and construction was ongoing there until federal District Court Judge Kathleen Cardone ordered a halt earlier this month....

Meanwhile, in Texas: DEA Agents Discover a Load of Cabbage Worth a Load of Cabbage
DEA agents in McAllen discovered more than two thousand pounds of meth hidden inside a shipment of cabbages.Two Lubbock men reportedly disembarked from a cruise in Galveston to find that their car was...

Greg Abbott Hired an Election Denier to Protect Texas Elections. He’s Using the Job to Attack Muslims.
One evening in early September, Nate Schatzline stood onstage before a group of right-wing activists, eager to tell them about all he was doing to save America. Speaking in his new role as a top advis...

I Finally Had My First Steak. My Mom Was Disappointed.
In the Texas Firsts series, old and new residents alike experience linchpins of Lone Star State life and culture. I’ve never thought much about beef. Cows, sure. I grew up in the suburbs of Detroi...

We Sent a Grown Man to Five Texas Corn Mazes to See How Fast He’d Escape
The trepidation was mounting as I neared the first stop on my early-fall corn maze odyssey. Though it was a beautiful morning in the Hill Country, a sense of foreboding hung over my rented Toyota Priu...