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Here’s What The ‘Big Beautiful Bill’ Says About Suppressors
'Even if it passed exactly as it did in the House, it would represent, likely, the most important victory for the Second Amendment community in the federal legislature in at least 20 years.'...
Hot Luck 2025 Delivered Another Festive Weekend of Cocktails, BBQ, and Good Vibes
ATX’s best food festival smoked, grilled, roasted across town...
Study: Abortion Lobby, Media’s Claims That Mifepristone Is ‘Safer Than Tylenol’ Are Hogwash
The study’s conclusion further confirms that mifepristone hurts more women than abortionists and their media sidekicks are willing to admit....
Why Your Cowboy Boots Might Get a Lot More Expensive
Jon-Mark Craddock hasn’t been sleeping well lately. Like entrepreneurs across the country, the owner and CEO of Spicewood-based La Matera, a line of belts, wallets, and watchbands, is experiencing n...
Rubio Announces Visa Restrictions For Foreign Nationals Who Censor Americans
'The days of passive treatment for those who work to undermine the rights of Americans are over,' Rubio wrote....
Laredo’s Comedy Queen Has Been Making Texans Laugh for Years. Now She’s Hit Broadway.
Sandra Valls knew freshman didn’t get cast in the shows at the University of Texas. They did tech stuff, built sets, worked the lights—that kind thing. But that didn’t stop her from going to eve...
First Look: Parish Barbecue
Industry vet opens a Louisiana-influenced trailer at Batch...
Texas One Step Closer to Film and TV Incentive Increase
House approves fund, but questions remain on billion-dollar boost...
Find Shangri La in the Golden Triangle
The Detours series celebrates lesser-known locales worth visiting across the state. For fifty years the gates of Shangri La Botanical Gardens and Nature Center were closed. A bitter freeze in 1958 k...
Media Falls Over Itself To Defend South African President Who Claimed Genocidal Chants Were Free Speech
Despite the media's best attempt to cover, South Africa's president excused the genocidal chants as free speech....
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