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The Daily Crossword: July 19, 2025
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Word Wrangler: July 19, 2025
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The IRS Says Churches Can Endorse Political Candidates. In Texas, Many Already Were.
For nearly thirteen years, Steve Bezner tiptoed a fine line between being “political and partisan” from the pulpit. The pastor of Houston Northwest Church knew his Baptist congregation leaned Repu...

Has a Decades-Old Mystery of the Alamo Been Solved? It Depends on Who You Ask.
When eight western lowland gorillas arrive at Congo Falls, an elaborate two-acre habitat that’s nearly complete at the San Antonio Zoo, they’ll have access to a seventy-foot climbing tower, the ta...

Netflix’s Newest Texas-Set Drama Is a Salacious Stew of Sex, Scandal, and Murder
For most audiences, a show featuring a salacious stew of sex, scandal, and murder would be more than enough to warrant a days-long Netflix binge. Enter The Hunting Wives, a new series—based on the 2...

Why We Can Trust God When Tragedy Strikes, Whether He ‘Allows’ It Or Not
To give a Christian response to the problem of evil means it is possible that God permits evil and suffering because He can bring about a greater good from it....

MAHA-Approved Beef Tallow Is Nothing New to the Barbecue World
What makes brisket bark shimmer in the sun? Beef tallow. What drips from a freshly sliced beef rib held up for the camera? Beef tallow. What gushes forth from the cross section of a brisket being sque...

The Daily Crossword: July 18, 2025
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Word Wrangler: July 18, 2025
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First Hit by a Tornado, Then by the Flood: “I Feel Like Our Family Is Cursed”
As she sat in a camping chair surrounded by rotting debris this week, the temperature nearing 100 degrees while bugs flitted past and sweat poured from her brow, Terry Traugott wondered if her family ...