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Cine Las Americas to Open May Festival With American Pachuco: The Legend of Luis Valdez
There are few more important celebrations in Austin of Hispanic, Latino, and Chicano cultures than Cine Las Americas In...
AI to World Cup (with hunger in between): Here’s how C3KC hopes to spark conversation
The sold-out C3KC conference — a one-day community meetup returning Tuesday to Union Station — is putting the spotlight on relevant, cutting-edge Kansas City concerns, with its brightest focus on ...
This Month, the Texas Book Club Is Going Crime Thriller
In the Texas Book Club, we’re wrapping our discussion of Mary Karr’s The Liars’ Club and looking ahead to what we’re grabbing off the shelf next. For our April Texas Book Club selection, we h...
Report: ActBlue Likely Lied To Congress About Illegal Foreign Donations, Its Lawyers Feared Privately
'This presents a substantial risk for ActBlue.'...
Houston’s Most Trusted Meteorologist Is Done With Texas Weather
Since moving to Houston in 2012, meteorologist Matt Lanza has seen it all. Freak windstorms. Record-setting freezes and droughts. Hurricane Harvey (2017), Tropical Storm Nicholas (2021), and Hurricane...
The Fight Against Blue State Fraud Is Probably Going Better Than It Seems
If you’ve been following the news this week, it might look like we’re losing the fight against the kind of fraud you remember from Nick Shirley’s visit to that government-funded Quality Learing ...
Justice Jackson’s ‘Turning Japanese’ Argument Is So Dumb It Stuns
On Tuesday, Ketanji Brown Jackson once again showed us that you don't have to understand the law to be a Supreme Court justice....
Novel On Parental Alienation Syndrome Rings True
'Her Daughter,' by veteran author and journalist Fran Hawthorne, delves into parental alienation syndrome with thriller-like momentum....
Big Tech’s Plan To Make Work ‘Optional’ Is Evil
While innovations in robotic automation may create new and exciting economic opportunities, a world without work is something none of us should desire....
This Classic Book Series Gave My Homeschooled Kids A Passion For History
From Gettysburg to a forgotten history book series, the past remains colorful — and teachable....
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