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Backpedaling On Taxpayer-Funded IVF Would Be A Trump White House Win, Not An ‘L’
The Trump White House’s decision to ditch his plans for taxpayer-funded IVF is more on par with his professed platform than ever before....
NFL Hall-Of-Famer Jared Allen Reminds Us That Real Victory Is Found In Christ
Retired NFL player Jared Allen may have received the highest honor of his professional career this past weekend, but that didn’t stop him from reminding audiences what’s actually important in life...
Olmsted Was the Perfect Restaurant for a Different Time
Photo: Nitzan Rubin When the restaurant Olmsted opened in Prospect Heights in 2016, it seemed designed to give a large contingent of Brooklyn diners of the time exactly what they wa...
San Antonio’s Ex-Mayor Doesn’t Mind if You Think He’s Boring
After eight years, four elections, hundreds of protests, and a pandemic, Ron Nirenberg walked out of San Antonio’s city hall as mayor for the last time on June 18. Once referred to as “Liberal Ron...
Texas Monthly and Texas Book Festival Announce a New Book Club
For decades, Texas Monthly has partnered with Texas Book Festival, the state’s premier literary event, serving as a media sponsor and regularly participating in the festival’s programming. Now we�...
Noisy Indie Rockers Horsegirl Quiet Down
“Super janky” Chicago trio rolls into Parish Aug. 9...
Time Passes for the Return of King of the Hill
Showrunner and stars talk about moving back to Arlen...
Times Passes for the Return of King of the Hill
Showrunner and stars talk about moving back to Arlen...
‘King of the Hill’ Always Got the Texas Sky Exactly Right
This story is part of “The Hills Are Alive,” a tribute to King of the Hill that appears in Texas Monthly’s August issue. See why the animated series is the most significant work of Texan culture...
Jasmine Crockett Sees Congress As The Side Hustle To Her Full-Time ‘Influencer’ Gig
A recent article on Jasmine Crockett in The Atlantic reveals that she sees representing the American people as a mere side hustle....
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